The Qur’an affirms that water is the source of life. However, in Kampung Dayeuh, Sukanegara Village, the decline in soil absorption capacity due to reduced infiltration areas and accumulated waste has negatively impacted environmental quality and groundwater availability. This Community Service Program aims to provide education on water conservation through biopore technology and organic waste management, using the Edureligio approach that integrates Islamic values. The methods include Qur’an-based awareness sessions, interactive seminars, and hands-on practice of creating biopore infiltration holes in strategic locations based on observations of soil conditions and water flow patterns. The activities involve active participation from residents and community leaders, supported by technical training on the construction and maintenance of biopore holes. The results show improved soil moisture, increased groundwater levels, and reduced organic waste through natural compost production. The community has begun to understand that environmental stewardship is part of worship and a spiritual responsibility as stewards (khalifah) of the earth. This program demonstrates that the integration of education, simple technology, and religious values is effective in fostering sustainable ecological awareness and can serve as a model for similar initiatives in other areas.
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