Keep young trees alive with community care
Newly planted trees are drying out because watering often stops after the ribbon-cutting. Together we can close that gap with simple routines, shared responsibility, and quick alerts when a tree is at risk.
Impact snapshot
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248
Need water now
63
Avg. watering gap
4.2d
Active guardians
34
Suggested loop
Mon / Thu evening • 15L per sapling
The problem today
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New trees are forgotten after planting; scheduled watering stops within weeks.
- heat
Heatwaves intensify soil evaporation, leaving roots exposed and stressed.
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No simple visibility on which trees were watered and when they were last checked.
How you can help
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Commit to a slot
Pick a weekly 20-minute window to water 5 nearby saplings.
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Log each visit
Mark trees as watered so others avoid duplication and gaps.
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Alert the crew
Report heat stress, broken bags, or vandalism for quick fixes.
Young trees at risk
1,200
Need watering this week
Days without water
9
Average gap in hot zones
Active guardians
2,500+
Ready to be paired with trees
3-step action plan
Map nearby saplings
Claim trees within walking distance and set reminders after heat alerts.
Water with 15 liters
Use slow pours or tree bags to soak roots; repeat every 3–4 days in heat.
Log & flag issues
Mark watered, upload a quick photo, and flag dry soil or damaged stakes.
Become a block coordinator
Help 8–12 nearby trees stay on schedule. You will organize a simple watering rota, remind volunteers during hot days, and flag urgent issues so no sapling is missed.
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Take the next step
Adopt a weekly watering loop
Pair with 10 nearby trees, get reminders, and keep them thriving through the hottest months.