<![CDATA[Environmental conservation is an essential effort to maintain ecosystem balance amid the challenges of rapid development, industrialization, and population growth. The excessive exploitation of natural resources without considering sustainability has led to various problems, such as pollution, soil and water degradation, and loss of biodiversity. Therefore, community involvement is a key factor in conservation strategies. This article discusses community-based environmental conservation programs carried out through practical activities such as reforestation, the creation of biopore infiltration holes, the utilization of plastic waste into ecobricks, the processing of used cooking oil into aromatherapy candles, and the production of independent trash bins. The methods employed include educational approaches, training, and direct community assistance, which resulted in improved understanding, skills, and ecological awareness. The outcomes indicate that the community not only benefited ecologically but was also encouraged to cultivate a sustainable environmental care culture. Thus, active community participation has proven to be a significant social capital in realizing environmental conservation in the modern era.]]>
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