This accelerated planting of forests is certainly controversial. Do these trees last as long? Is this accelerated growth sustainable enough in the long term?
On my way I met James Gaudrrey-Fausset who leads the Rewilding movement in the UK. He plants food forests in the city and also works for Sugi . That is an organization led by a Belgian lady. They are planting new forests all over the world using this method. There are also a few examples in Wallonia. I’d say take advantage of it. But as I said many experts find this a controversial method.
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Part-1 (Understand Miyawaki Method) Growing Native Forests Using Miyawaki Technique Tutorial
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Part-2 (Understanding Soil) Growing Native Forests Using Miyawaki Technique Tutorial
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Part-3 (Native Speices) Growing Native Forests Using Miyawaki Technique Tutorial
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Miyawaki Method of Plantation I Afforestation I Akira Miyawaki I Man Made Forest I urban forest
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Miyawaki Method of Afforestation by Subhendu Sharma
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40 years old Miyawaki forest in Yokohama National University by Prof (Dr.) Akira Miyawaki
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Urban Forests créé la première forêt urbaine en Belgique.
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Pour une ville nouvelle végétale et résiliente par Luc Schuiten
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1000 arbres à Péruwelz (Belgique) avec la méthode Miyawaki (Urban Forests)
