The community that will be the target of the outreach activities are community members who are active in Islamic Education Institutions. The main activity is to educate students who aim to master the knowledge of the Quran and also teach Islamic morals in everyday life located in Penyengat Rendah Village, Telanai Pura District, Jambi City, Jambi Province. The activities that have been carried out are carrying out activities with the outreach method and followed by field practice and questions and answers regarding the material that has been given. The outreach material provided was about environmental and health aspects related to organic waste management activities and methods for making good and correct biopore infiltration holes that are environmentally friendly. The response from participants in this community service activity was seen to be positive and had a high enthusiasm to apply the knowledge that had been gained and were aware of the importance of environmental aspects that must be considered in waste management, especially organic waste. After this activity was carried out, it is hoped that the community can disseminate the information and knowledge that has been received to be applied to other communities.

Porang (Amorphophallus muelleri Blume) is a group of tuber plants that are useful as food and medicine so that they have bright prospects for development. In Jambi Province, especially in Muaro Jambi Regency, porang plants are found growing wild among duku trees. This study aims to determine the morphological character of porang plants and to determine the level of diversity and kinship of porang plants found in Kumpeh Ulu District, Muaro Jambi Regency. The research was carried out from August to September 2021, in 18 villages located in the Kumpeh Ulu District. The research was conducted using a non-experimental descriptive method with proportionate stratified random sampling, and the sample was measured quantitatively and qualitatively. The morphological identification of porang plants from 18 villages in Kumpeh Ulu District showed similarities in bulbil shape, bulbil surface colour, bulbil surface texture, bulbil flesh colour, leaf shape and petiole colour. However, there were differences in leaf colour, tuber flesh colour, tuber surface texture and tuber shape.