Green Barrier for Pucok Krueng Mosque Green Barrier: Fruit Trees to Prevent Erosion

Abstract

For environmental preservation, reforestation is necessary, as the condition of the region develops and the function of space shifts for development. Humans have a responsibility to empower environmental wealth for the sustainability of the ecosystem. This community service was carried out at the Pucok Krueng mosque in Pidie Jaya Regency using the Participatory Action Research (PAR) method, namely building community commitment to reforestation efforts to preserve the environment. As a result, the environment becomes fresher, healthier, and cooler, nature becomes well-maintained and clean, and the community understands reforestation better through planting tree seedlings. Reviving the aesthetics of nature, utilizing trees as air fresheners, and reducing flooding are the goals of this community service initiative. Natural resource management is one component that must be considered in efforts to maintain environmental sustainability. Collective reforestation efforts can increase social solidarity in the community. Building mutual trust and a sense of positive interdependence. This creates a basis for collaboration in protecting the environment.