Gender identity is part of human existence in society. In Indonesia, the diversity of gender identities other than male and female, such as waria (male and female), often causes social and cultural debates. Waria are a group that are biologically born as men but express themselves as women, both in appearance and behavior. The acceptance of waria in society is not uniform. On the one hand, some people show a tolerant attitude, especially in urban areas that are more open to diversity. On the other hand, negative stigmas against waria are still widely found, which are affected by their limited access to education, work, health services, and public spaces in general. This study uses a qualitative research type. The subjects of this study are waria in Jember City. In this study, researchers use qualitative methods in collecting data by conducting direct observations to obtain data by writing, recording and explaining what is happening to get the right information. In this study, the phenomenological method was also used by searching for data through face-to-face interviews with informants and meeting the agreed informants.

Green open space is a combination of several wide and wide spaces, green open space is also a place that is open in rural areas where there are plants, children's playgrounds, gajebo which have benefited people in rural areas directly or indirectly in a rural area. The green open space in the Bulurejo Village area has been managed by youths who form a community called My Lepen in utilizing the open land and then making it a green open space in fulfilling the interests of the people in Bulurejo Village. Green open space is a means of protecting plant ecosystems because nowadays green plants have been replaced by many residential buildings. it is very necessary to protect the ecosystem of green plants because green plants can make the environment beautiful and beautiful and for the convenience of the community.