Nature
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""...Inspired by the Japanese botanist Akira Miyawaki, ...these miniature forests, often no larger than a tennis court, are densely planted with native trees and shrubs that mimic natural forests, leading to rapid biodiversity growth and ecological restoration.
""Miyawaki’s method involves planting a diverse mix of native species in a small area, using techniques that promote rapid growth and resilience. Within just a few years, these forests can become self-sustaining ecosystems, offering a haven for wildlife and increasing urban biodiversity. This rapid development is crucial in urban settings, where space is limited, and the need for green spaces is pressing."" - Design Exchange
Article: Rewilding Cities: How Tiny Urban Forests Are Combating Climate Change
Biodiversity