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Join planting and clean-up drives, learn what your area needs, and pick indigenous trees that belong here.

Featured · Tree planting

Shade for school gates

Join neighbours planting indigenous shade trees at taxi ranks, clinic queues, and school gates this season.

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Tree planting

Shade for school gates

Join neighbours planting indigenous shade trees at taxi ranks, clinic queues, and school gates this season.

This month · Your ward

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Clean-up

Stream & verge clean-up

Pick litter along streams and road verges. Snap dumping so planners can prioritise a proper clear-out.

Weekends · Local streams & parks

Report dumping

Environment

Map the hottest streets

Pin places that bake without shade — pavements, taxi ranks, and waiting areas — so canopy goes where people need it.

Ongoing · Heat hotspots

Mark needs shade

Environment

Wetland & water watch

Log flooding, dry streambeds, and stressed plantings so water and biodiversity teams can follow up.

After rain & dry spells · Low-lying ground

Report water

Environment

Wildlife on street trees

Note birds, insects, and encounters near street trees — quiet evidence that plantings are becoming habitat.

Anytime · Near plantings

Log wildlife

Environmental awareness

Short reads that help your next pin count more.

PlantingWhy indigenous trees winLocal species handle heat, drought, and pests better — and feed birds and insects that exotic trees often don’t.CareThe first two dry seasonsDeep water young trees, keep mulch off the trunk, and check for heat stress. A photo update helps planners see what’s surviving.HeatShade where people waitCanopy helps most at school gates, clinics, and taxi ranks — not only in already-cool parks. Map heat so planting goes to the right block.Clean-upClean-ups with evidenceBagging dumping or invasive stands with GPS and a clear photo turns a weekend clean-up into a lasting record for the ward.

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