“In 2021, hundreds of LandPaths’ volunteers planted 4400 redwood saplings at our Rancho Mark West Preserve. This was to replace the hundreds of trees that unfortunately died after the Glass Fire swept through the preserve. More than two years after that epic planting, many of the trees have survived and with the dry season, they need to be watered. By hand! That’s where you come in!
Please join Craig Anderson, co-executive director at LandPaths, for a morning and early afternoon watering the redwood saplings. We’ll provide coffee, breakfast snacks, water, and an energizing morning of tending the land in a beautiful place! The more people that participate, the more trees we can keep healthy and happy!
What we need help with:
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Watering redwood seedlings with buckets
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Filling 5-gallon buckets with 1-3 gallons of water
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Carrying 1-3 gallons of water in a bucket to water redwood seedlings”
Details: LandPaths (neoncrm.com)