Arthropod Community Structure As an Indicator of Land Quality for Coffee Agroforestry Rehabilitation in Kopen Dukuh, Glagah, Banyuwangi Regency

Kopen Dukuh is part of Banyuwangi district. This village previously had various biodiversity. However, the activities of local communities cause damage, including the exploitation of plants and stone quarries. Therefore, restoration needs to be carried out to improve the ecosystem and fulfill the needs of the community, so that agroforestry planting is carried out. To monitor its success, observations were carried out using arthropods using the Barlis turgin, Pitfall trap and Aerial methods. Based on these three methods, it shows that there is an increase in abiotic and biotic conditions, as indicated by an increase in the biodiversity of arthropods and soil microarthropods based on the QBS index. Apart from that, restoration can improve abiotic factors, for example pH and light intensity. This shows that restoration is able to increase abiotic and biotic factors.