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We are documenting that in a form others can use, and we expect to run a workshop on it in early 2026."}),e.jsx("p",{children:"The third is linking the site data to post-planting monitoring more tightly. Currently, a planting site gets a suitability score before planting and a survival count at twelve months. What happens in between — the dry-season stress, the pest events, the spots within a site that outperform or underperform the average — is mostly undocumented. Capturing that intermediate data would let us improve site preparation as well as site selection, which is the next level of precision we want to reach."}),e.jsx("p",{children:"Trees are patient. The data that helps us plant them better is not glamorous. 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