What is the Miyawaki Method?

The Miyawaki Method re-creates the conditions needed for a native forest to grow in decades, rather than centuries. This method is focused on planting forests rather than trees, the benefits of which include ecosystem function, carbon sequestration, habitat creation, temperature regulation, and low maintenance costs once established. As they mature, Miyawaki forests are ecologically functional and biodiverse. They are well suited to urban environments because they can grow in areas as small as six parking spots. They have been planted in former parking lots, medians, along highways, behind schools, and in other degraded sites around the world.

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