<![CDATA[Water pooling and organic waste management remain environmental issues in residential areas. A simple measure to improve water infiltration while utilizing organic waste is biopore infiltration hole technology. This community service initiative aimed to enhance community knowledge and participation in using biopores for environmental management in Pasuluhan Village, Walantaka District, Serang City. The initiative employed the Participatory Action Research (PAR) method, consisting of problem identification, outreach, participation, biopore installation, and evaluation. Activities included sessions on the definition, benefits, construction, and maintenance of biopores. A total of 10 biopore holes were installed in residents’ yards and water-prone areas. Biopore installation tools were also handed over to RT 03, RT 04, and RT 05 to support sustainable use and future expansion. The initiative received a positive response, demonstrated by residents’ enthusiasm and participation. Overall, biopore implementation combined with education and community involvement effectively increases environmental awareness, improves water infiltration, and supports household.]]>
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