The relocation of trees without adequate aftercare poses a significant risk to their survival, especially during a drought year. Environmentalists warn that the survival rate of transplanted trees is typically low, around 30%, particularly when moved between ecosystems. The loss of these trees could disrupt local ecosystems, affecting birds, insects, and other organisms that depend on them. Additionally, the lack of proper follow-up care, such as regular watering and maintenance, could exacerbate the issue.