Penyuluhan Ekoteologi Dan Gerakan Penanaman Pohon Sebagai Wujud Kepedulian Lingkungan Di Tapanuli Utara
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https://doi.org/10.31004/jh.v6i5.3053Abstract
Ecotheology outreach to the community aims to increase awareness and participation of the Tapian Nauli community, encouraging them to actively participate in environmental preservation activities. This outreach demonstrates environmental awareness, demonstrated by the academic community of IAKN Tarutung, for the Tapian Nauli community, a fostered village. Understanding ecology, ecotheology, and the extensive damage caused by human activity provides important lessons for the community. The outreach was followed up with tree planting activities as a collective effort to care for and preserve the earth. Humans are given the responsibility to care for the earth and its contents, as a shared home with other creatures. This outreach has had a positive impact on residents, fostering a correct perspective that they also have a responsibility to protect and preserve their living environment. They also strive to care for plants in their yards, refrain from burning forests for land clearing, and refrain from littering.
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