<![CDATA[Kerusakan lahan akibat alih fungsi untuk kebun, tambang, dan permukiman tanpa upaya pemulihan menjadi masalah lingkungan serius, termasuk di Desa Ana Onembute, Kecamatan Onembute. Kegiatan pengabdian ini bertujuan melaksanakan penghijauan lahan gundul sebagai upaya rehabilitasi lingkungan berbasis partisipasi masyarakat, menggunakan pendekatan Participatory Action Research (PAR) yang melibatkan 50 peserta (ibu-ibu PKK, karang taruna, dan mahasiswa KKN) sejak tahap persiapan hingga pelaksanaan. Teknik agroforestri sederhana diterapkan melalui penanaman 500 bibit kombinasi tanaman kehutanan dan tanaman produktif (pala dan cengkeh). Hasil kegiatan menunjukkan partisipasi aktif ibu-ibu PKK, sementara keterlibatan karang taruna masih terbatas karena kesibukan warga di sektor pertanian dan perkebunan. Kegiatan ini memberikan pengalaman langsung yang meningkatkan kesadaran lingkungan masyarakat dan mendukung pencapaian tujuan pembangunan berkelanjutan (SDGs), meskipun dampaknya belum terukur secara kuantitatif karena belum adanya data luas lahan dan monitoring pascapenanaman. Keberhasilan program pada tahap ini karenanya lebih tepat dinilai sebagai capaian proses, bukan dampak lingkungan atau sosial yang terukur, sehingga diperlukan pemantauan dan perawatan berkelanjutan pascapenanaman. Greening Barren Land as an Effort for Community-Based Environmental Rehabilitation in Ana Onembute Village, Onembute District Abstract Land degradation caused by land-use conversion for farming, mining, and settlement without adequate rehabilitation remains a serious environmental problem, including in Ana Onembute Village, Onembute District. This community service program aimed to carry out greening of barren land as an environmental rehabilitation effort based on community participation, using a Participatory Action Research (PAR) approach that engaged 50 participants (PKK women's groups, youth organizations/karang taruna, and KKN students) from the planning stage through implementation. A simple agroforestry technique was applied through the planting of 500 seedlings combining forestry species with productive plants (nutmeg and clove). The results showed active participation from the PKK women's groups, while involvement of the youth organization remained limited due to residents' busy schedules in the agriculture and plantation sectors. The activity provided direct experience that increased community environmental awareness and supported the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), although its impact could not yet be measured quantitatively due to the absence of planted-area data and post-planting monitoring. The success of the program at this stage is therefore more appropriately regarded as a process achievement rather than a measurable environmental or social impact, indicating the need for ongoing post-planting monitoring and maintenance.]]>
