This Study is donedu-thecults of the hotel. The Research Approach I Use is a qualitative research. Qualitative Research is the Research Profession Aimed at Understanding Human or Social Phenomena by Presenting A Comprehensive and ComX Image ThatCan Be Represented In Words, Reporting A Detailed Viewing Point Of InformationSources, And is Naturally Done, (SUIHOLAH AND TABARANI, 2015: 77). In this Study, I Use some details of the world's the Research of the Creative ABDurahman WahidThe results of this study stated motivation have 4 important influence in the learning process and three of them (a) can make students' spirit (b) can control and direct a purpose (c) motivation can determine what activities are later done and how the task is done

This study was conducted to identify present macro invertebrate's fauna in reverine and reservoir parts of the Zarrinehrood River for fisheries purposes. The abundance and species composition of macro invertebrate were analyzed and compared in various parts of the Zarrinehrood River (west Azerbaijan, Iran) during November 2008-February 2009 to evaluate the rivers benthic fauna as a resource of fish and fowl feeding. Totally 67 macro invertebrate species were found in Zarrinehrood River. Concerning the macro invertebrate density, a high-density was detected on the summer thanks to the development of bacteria and moderate meta zooplanktons on the rivers bed. The density of Oligochaeta was higher on the polluted sites and dipper zone of the reservoirs but the population of chironomidae larvae increased on the heterotrophic shallow areas. Patchy distribution of Gastropod, Amphipod and Trichoptera occurred in the reverie stations with high water speed and dissolved oxygen. It was concluded that different environmental characteristics and eutrophication degrees of the sampled stations seem to be the main factors that determined the macro invertebrate's colonization and abundance. Therefore, preserving better trophy condition can guarantee biodiversity richness in various parts of the Zarrinehrood River.

Morbidity or death caused by non-communicable diseases (NCD) is about 63% of all deaths. The goal to be achieved after this service is that the end result of this socialization is that at least 70% of participants can understand how to detect, diagnose and treat non-communicable diseases (NCDs). (3) The implementation of this activity is through socialization to the community in Gelogor Village in collaboration with the P3MD MFH Polytechnic, Gelogor Village Head, Family Hope Program (PKH). Services are carried out through socialization. Monitoring and evaluation is carried out in the form of a questionnaire given before and after socialization. The conclusion of this service activity has been that there has been socialization and an increase in the value of correct answers on socialization from 40% to 80%.

Diabetes mellitus is a disease that occurs due to increased blood glucose levels (hyperglycemia) due to disorders of the pancreas. Mangrove leaves are known as herbal plants that can reduce blood glucose levels because it contains flavonoid compounds that can repair damaged pancreatic β cells and stimulate pancreatic β cells to produce the hormone insulin. This study aimed to determine the effect of Rhizophora leaf extract administration in reducing blood glucose levels of mice. This research was an experimental laboratory with the approach the post-test only control group design. This test used 5 groups, consisting of negative control group, positive control group (Glibenclamide 5 mg/kg BW), KP1 (extract 250 mg/kg BW), KP2 (extract 500 mg/kg BW), KP3 (extract 700 mg/kg BW). Measurement of fasting blood glucose levels using glucometer. The results showed that the administration of Rhizophora leaf extract in the KP1, KP2, and KP3 treatment groups was able to reduce blood glucose levels compared to before being treated, although the decrease was not yet up to normal limits. The conclusion was that the Rhizophora leaf extract was able to reduce fasting blood glucose levels with the highest percentage reduction in KP2 at a dose of 500 mg/kg BW by 29%.

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