Plant 2,300 native trees around the Cedar hillside in Malang

The Cedar hillside has been used as an informal dump for years. This September, 111 neighbors turned up for a first cleanup, filling 69 bags in a single morning. Now we want to restore it for good. We have a plan agreed with the district council, including native species selected by a local botanist. The area floods more each year, and fish have returned for the first time in a decade after our first cleanup. Restoring it will protect homes and bring back shade. All the labor is volunteered. We just need materials. Funds buy saplings, gloves, bags, hire of a skip, and signage. Where the $400 goes: • Waste removal and skip hire: $155 • Signage and educational materials: $20 • Native saplings and stakes: $225 I'll pay this kindness forward the moment I'm able to.