Bring young people together to plant trees, care for them through the dry months and share their results online, building greener, more fire-resilient neighbourhoods while growing a new generation of climate leaders.
We started by planting saplings near Sanbangsan in Jeju and returning to care for them together.
It was a small action, but that is exactly the point. We hope this kind of simple, repeatable activity can spread from Jeju to Busan and communitie...
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Suggested: A three-hour planting day, plus about four weeks of preparation beforehand and short care visits at one, three and six months afterwards.
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My wildfire research led me to a simple question: what helps a landscape stay resilient to drought and fire?
That question brought me to the connection between water, soil and vegetation—and eventually to one small action anyone can take: planting a tree and caring for it over time.
Green Guardians starts with that one tree. I hope it becomes a shared habit that grows from individuals, to families, and eventually to whole communities.