The Unismuh Palu Educational Forest serves as a learning laboratory with ecological and economic potential that has not been optimally utilized. This community service activity aims to provide assistance in planting conservation-based forestry plants while increasing participants' understanding of the economic potential of forest resources. The implementation method includes field assistance, participatory planting practices, and educational activities and discussions involving students and stakeholders in the Unismuh Palu Educational Forest area. Forestry plant species that comply with conservation principles are introduced and planted as an effort to support forest sustainability and increase environmental awareness. In addition, education on economic potential is provided to increase participants' knowledge regarding opportunities for utilizing non-timber forest products and environmentally friendly sustainable economic activities. The results of the activity indicate an increase in participants' knowledge, skills, and awareness in implementing conservation-based forestry practices and understanding the economic value of forest ecosystems. This community service activity can be concluded that assistance in planting forestry plants integrated with education on economic potential is an effective approach in strengthening environmental awareness and supporting the sustainable management of the Unismuh Palu Educational Forest.
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