Keywords
Compost
Plants
Environment
Abstract
Living in a clean and beautiful environment is certainly something everyone wants. Because that makes life more comfortable and enjoyable. However, in reality there are still some people who are not aware of making their environment clean and beautiful. Seeing the environment where there is often rubbish left scattered around that is not utilized or processed properly and several corners of the village that are not maintained and are only overgrown with wild plants that have no benefit, like what we discovered during our service in the Mantren village of Magetan, East Java. By looking at conditions like this, community service to KKN 114 Uin Sunan Kalijaga with creative and educational methods is suitable to be applied in conditions like this. Utilizing used bottles as a medium painting then painting with the children, then making compost from goat dung, then planting it with medicinal plants. The aim of these three activities is to form community gardens that are useful for survival in the hope of making people aware and understanding of the potential of the surrounding environment which has many benefits
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