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Jakarta, (PPI-UNAS) – Tim Program Ekopesantren, melakukan audiensi dan sowan kepada Dr Maskuri, Ketua Lembaga Pengembangan Pesantren Muhammadiyah (LP2M) pada tanggal 25 Agustus, 2022. Beliau berkenan menerima tim kerja ekopesantren melalui pertemuan secara virtual dan mengundang beberapa peserta terkait yang mungkin tertarik dengan Program Ekopesantren. Dalam kesempatan tersebut Dr Fachruddin Mangunjaya, Ketua PPI Universitas Nasional memberikan ulasan dan presentasi tentan Program Ekopesantren. Pertemuan ini merupakan upaya PPI UNAS dan TIM Ekopesantren dalam memberikan penjelasan lebih detail tentang program ekopesantren setelah Peluncuran

Several hours outside of Jakarta, Indonesia, in the city of Bandung, a school called Daarut Tauhid serves as a model for what’s to come. It functions as an “ekopesantren,” incorporating environmental studies and sustainable practices into religious education for Muslim youth. This school has grown thanks to leadership and guidance from Dr. Fachruddin Mangunjaya, Indonesia’s foremost scholar-practitioner bridging Islam and conservation. This article is Part II of a two-part series on the Eco-Islam movement. Read Part I. Dr. Mangunjaya believes the pesantren’s religious

By Annelise Jolley Indonesia is one of our planet’s “megadiverse” countries, comprising an astonishing array of flora, fauna, and undomesticated beauty. The archipelago nation is home to 12 percent of the world’s mammals, 16 percent of its reptiles, and ecosystems ranging from mangroves to coral reefs to tropical rainforests. Orangutans, tigers, and elephants roam the wild spaces. But the country’s two largest exports—coal and palm oil—take a heavy environmental toll. Widespread deforestation and carbon emissions cause flooding, drought, wildfires, and climbing