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Oktaviana, Maria Nafraim
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Penanaman Pohon Flamboyan dan Tabebuya untuk Meningkatkan Estetika dan Kualitas Lingkungan di Desa Peron melalui Program Agrosiaga PPK ORMAWA HIMA IPA dan Lingkungan Haris, Amnan; Naufal, Muhammad Agnaf; Oktaviana, Maria Nafraim; Wulandari, Suci; Pradama, Daffa Evan; Revalina, Aurelia Dias Nanda; Primagati, Aira Trismadya; Rozan, Ajmal; Najwa, Rizqa; Rahmawati, Maisya; Setiyanda, Karista Gadis; Sakti, Bernov Lakhomi Pujangga; Hidayat, Farid Nur; Putri, Ade Anggun Wana; Rahmawati, Umi; Hermawati, Erna
Jurnal Abdi Negeri Vol 3 No 2 (2025): September 2025
Publisher : Informa Science

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.63350/jan.v3i2.27

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Peron Village, located in Limbangan Subdistrict, Kendal Regency, lies on the western slopes of Mount Ungaran and forms part of the Bodri Watershed (DAS Bodri), one of the priority watersheds in Central Java. The village has developed an agroforestry system integrating coffee, sugar palm, and rice fields; however, as an upstream area, the land faces severe ecological pressures in the form of high soil erosion. This erosion threatens to reduce land productivity and increase the risk of flooding in downstream regions. A strategic intervention undertaken is the planting of flamboyant trees (D. regia) and tabebuya trees (T. rosea) as protective and shade vegetation. Both species possess strong root systems and dense canopies, making them effective in reducing erosion rates, enhancing water infiltration, and enriching the aesthetic value of the village landscape. Beyond their ecological functions, flamboyant and tabebuya trees also contribute to the community’s socio-cultural well-being by creating green spaces that foster comfort and strengthen the identity of the agroforestry landscape. Thus, the planting of flamboyant and tabebuya trees in Peron Village serves not only as a measure to mitigate erosion and flooding but also as an integrative strategy for sustaining ecological balance, economic resilience, and social cohesion in the buffer zone of the Bodri Watershed.   Keywords: Bodri Watershed; Agroforestry; Flood Mitigation; Upstream Greening; Landscape Aesthetics
Co-Authors Haris, Amnan HERMAWATI, ERNA Hidayat, Farid Nur Najwa, Rizqa Naufal, Muhammad Agnaf Pradama, Daffa Evan Primagati, Aira Trismadya Putri, Ade Anggun Wana Rahmawati, Maisya Revalina, Aurelia Dias Nanda Rozan, Ajmal Sakti, Bernov Lakhomi Pujangga Setiyanda, Karista Gadis Suci Wulandari Umi Rahmawati