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"By participating in this project with SUGi we are very proud to be giving our children a range of opportunities and experiences that will develop them as compassionate citizens of the future. By working with SUGi we are giving our children a real chance to make a real difference."


Thames View Forest

"I have had great luck in the Tu’paxin Forest with elderberries, currants, rosebushes, pine trees for medicine. I saw quite a few colors in my forest this year, with the rose hips, berries, and of course the greenery.  I call my forest a medicine forest and I will have some gatherers and possibly a medicine person come and view what I have and may be overlooking. I also have a lot of birds coming to my home and one hawk decided my forest was a good place for his final resting."

"Creating a forest is not done alone. We’re grateful to the Yakama community."

TU’PAXIN

“By rewilding the five water catchments in town, we tackle the water crisis that the town has suffered for over two decades.”

“We call it the Cater Bean locally. It is a very fast growing tree; Right now, most of them stand 3 meters or above.

The seeds produce an oil that’s very important culturally and can be used in traditional medicines.”

Cameroon

Bonduma

“Maruvan will be a destination for anyone  in India who’s in researching native trees, seeds as well as techniques for reforestation on arid terrain.”

"In the last one year, we have learned that with just a little positive human intervention, nature bounces back at an exponential rate. 
This is a great example of how land devastated can be brought back to its natural equilibrium and restored to its natural glory."


India

Maruvan

“With the right attention we can nurture a barren space to become a model of natural diversity and abundance.  The way we treat the life around us is a reflection of ourselves. For the long term wellbeing of our planet and ensuring healthy communities we need to care for life in the soil, and enliven the return of nature's bounty.”


"Part of the philosophy that we have is to bring a type of rehabilitation program that would get them out of the detention setting." 

Healing Forest

“The Leaders of the Borough of Barking & Dagenham, TCV, NatWest and SUGi have come together to create the largest Miyawaki Forest in the UK as a symbol of resilience, hope, and healing for the local community and the UK as a whole. It’s a very special moment for all of us.”

"We are so honored to work with the Barking & Dagenham council to create the largest Miyawaki forest in the UK and Europe! Special thanks to Gareth for his vision and trust. Let's keep building a biodiverse world." 

Forest of Thanks

“People have flocked to our Beirut Riverless project. You can feel the hunger for it. People who happened to walk by the site on planting days stop to put a sapling in the ground, somesaying they had never really touched a plant before.”

"Our resilient forest is thriving! Planted during a revolution and now going through a pandemic; bees, snails, ladybugs, amongst others, are having a wonderful time."

Lebanon

Beirut's Riverless Forest 

“We aim to create evergreen, sustainable forests to restore Karachi’s degraded environment.”


Pakistan

Clifton Urban Forest

Khultabad

“I learned from Akira Miyawaki’s book that trees must be genuine, i.e. native, to fit the vegetation of the area and fully circulate with nature and the future. As an educator at a preschool, I know humans must be genuine and live in harmony with nature as well.”

Japan

Kumano Shrine Forest

“94% of Marathwada’s land area has no green cover. This poses a serious challenge to sustainable development.Our mission is to bring everybody in Marathwada together to plant neighbourhood forests. This effort can help the planet as a whole and prevent local natural disasters like drought, floods and landslides. We must remember that the little drops of water, the little grains of sand make a mighty ocean.”


Green Schools

“By rewilding Bilyana we aim to improve the conservation status of the Mahogany Glider through habitat protection and recovery.” 


"Our pioneer species are coming in well! With a bit of rain recently, our trees are growing well, beginning to reshoot and flower. We are observing more life and biodiversity: insects are making their nests, there are lizards, and plenty of worms! The Southern Cassowary has been spotted in our forest!" 


Australia

Bilyana

“By rewilding the five water catchments in town, we aim to address and solve a decades-old water crisis"

Bulu

“This Miyawaki forest will complement the degraded ecosystem as well as the rainforest area and it will help pollinate fruit trees.”

"My favorite tree is the quandong tree, Elaeocarpus Grandis, which is a keystone species for this region that supports so many native animals, birds, and particularly the southern cassowary which is endangered."

Tully

“Times are changing. After years of heavy industry in the neighbourhood, we are working with a keen local community to bring back a thriving piece of ancestral forest. Nature is making a comeback in our lives. We are creating forest habitat for our birds, amazing bugs, mushrooms and butterflies. We are much better with it. ”

“The project in Pontisse, Belgium, aims to restore ‘King Charlemagne's Forest’. 
By doing so we hope to regenerate natural forests benefiting our communities, animals, climate and the planet.” 


"Our children started to plant trees, shrubs and flowers with their families, yet, they are eager to create their own forest!" 

Belgium 

King Charlemagne Forest

“The best thing to do for coral reefs is to stop killing them — we need our leaders to step up and mitigate climate change threats, pollution, and other destructive practices. But as we continue to wait for such action, rapidly scaling up adaptation solutions is essential to protect critically important ecosystems. By working to establish a global network of land-based coral farms, Coral Vita is fighting to sustain coral reefs and the roughly one billion they support around the world.”


Bahamas

The Coral Farm

“Through the revegetation of Smiths Gap, we aim to be certified & listed as a Nature Refuge for the Cassowary Bird.”


"Growth rates are doing well! We are excited about what the forest will have to offer - water retention, soil productivity, carbon sequestration, and not to mention habitat for the endangered Southern Cassowary bird!"

Smith's Gap

The people of Aurangabad are getting more and more aware of the harsh realities of climate change and initiatives like these give us hope for the future of the city.

Yuhan Housing Forest

“MiniBigForest, teachers and families are partnering to create a natural dense forest: a “green lung” to address the negative impacts of the surrounding environment and bring back more nature within the school.”


France

IME Val Lorie 

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Thames View Forest

TU’PAXIN

Bonduma

Maruvan

Healing Forest

Forest of Thanks

Beirut's Riverless Forest

Clifton Urban Forest

Khultabad

Kumano Shrine Forest

Green Schools

Bilyana

Bulu

Tully

King Charlemagne Forest

The Coral Farm

Smith's Gap

Yuhan Housing Forest

IME Val Lorie

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