It’s easier than it looks
We’re adapting the Miyawaki Method for North Texas, y’all. This technique can transform unused land into dense mini-forests of native species. In the original method, it takes one day of planting, three years of easy maintenance, and the city gets aaaaaall this:
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Resilience to flooding and drought
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Low maintenance and upkeep
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Reduced soil erosion
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Increased biodiversity
Why we bother
Heck yeah, we can
make a difference
Climate change might seem impossibly big, but Miyawaki-style forests are proven to have an impact. You can plant a tiny oasis that reduces surrounding temperatures, mitigates flooding, and adds biodiversity back into the environment.
Better than
friendship bracelets
Your community or organization can plant a mini-forest in a day and watch it grow together over the years. That’s some real bonding. The rapid growth of the Miyawaki Method means you’ll see the change in your lifetime.
Starting small
is the point
Six parking spaces—that’s all you need to create a successful mini-forest. Look around at the concrete and barren landscaping and get fired up about the bird-chirping possibilities.
