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PENANAMAN PUCUK MERAH SEBAGAI UPAYA EDUKASI DAN KONSERVASI LINGKUNGAN DI DESA PARPAREAN IV Tarigan, Enina Putri Aurora; Siahaan, Thessa Angelica; Ziliwu, Tulus Iman; Simamora, Fernando; Waruwu, Foanoita
Jurnal Pengabdian Multidisiplin Indonesia (JUPEMI) Vol. 3 No. 1 (2025): Juni
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To increase community awareness of the importance of environmental sustainability through reforestation activities, specifically planting 150 red shoot seedlings (Syzygium oleana). This activity involves various parties, including students, the Village Head, village officials, and the local community, who work together in implementing the program using the participatory observation method. This method allows students to be directly involved in the process of identifying strategic planting locations, preparing seedlings, and implementing planting in mutual cooperation. The results of this program show an increase in awareness and concern for the surrounding environment. The active participation of the community in the process of planting and maintaining the plants reflects a positive change in their attitude towards green space preservation. In addition to providing aesthetic benefits by beautifying the village, the presence of red shoot trees also contributes to improving air quality, reducing pollution, and creating a more beautiful and comfortable environment for the community. This program proves that students can contribute significantly to environmental conservation and sustainable development. Through the synergy between academics and the community, this activity is not only a means of environmental education but also has a long-term impact in maintaining the balance of the ecosystem in the village. With this kind of initiative, it is hoped that the community will continue to develop ecological awareness and continue reforestation efforts for future generations.
PENTINGNYA PAPAN NAMA JALAN UNTUK MENINGKATAN AKSESIBILITAS, ESTETIKA DAN FUNGSI DI DESA PARPAREAN IV Tarigan, Enina Putri Aurora; Daeli, Perlita Fa’omasi; Sihotang, Rouli Angelina; Zega, Albert Kristian; Zalukhu, Marsefen Eka Wijaya
Jurnal Pengabdian Multidisiplin Indonesia (JUPEMI) Vol. 3 No. 1 (2025): Juni
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Road signage is one of the most important efforts in improving accessibility and navigation systems in an area, especially in rural areas that often do not have a clear road naming system. Parparean IV Village, Porsea Sub-district, Toba Regency, has an adequate road network with many small roads and alleys that are interconnected. However, the lack of street signage in this village causes difficulties in orientation and location finding, both for local communities and visiting migrants. To overcome these problems, this street signage program was implemented as part of HKBP Nommensen University Medan's Community Service and Practice Course (KPPM). This program aims to create a more structured street naming system to improve ease of access for the community and support the smooth running of social and economic activities. With clear and standardized street signage, it is hoped that connectivity between areas in Parparean IV Village will improve, so that various sectors, including trade, education and public services, can be further developed. In addition to providing practical benefits, the program also contributes to raising community awareness of the importance of road naming systems as part of village infrastructure development. The success of this program can serve as an example for other villages facing similar problems, as well as a first step in creating a more organized geographic information system to support sustainable village development.
Co-Authors Daeli, Perlita Fa’omasi Siahaan, Thessa Angelica Sihotang, Rouli Angelina Simamora, Fernando Waruwu, Foanoita Zalukhu, Marsefen Eka Wijaya Zega, Albert Kristian Ziliwu, Tulus Iman