Imagine turning small, unused spaces into thriving forests—right here in Issaquah! The Miyawaki method is a game-changing technique that rapidly restores ecosystems using dense plantings of native species. These mini forests grow 10 times faster, capture more carbon, and provide vital habitat for local wildlife. Missed the planting event but want to be notified for the next one? Sign up for our Green Issaquah newsletter: bit.ly/GreenIssaquahNews | City of Issaquah - Government

Do you have room for a tiny forest near you? Pocket forests are popping up around the country – on spaces as small as a car parking spot, a tennis court or a street verge. Dr Grey Coupland is planting these tiny forests in schools,following the Miyawaki method, and says they bring biodiversity, cooling and nature to our suburbs. ABC reporter Pamela Medlen went to see what goes into creating one. Pocket forests WA | ABC Perth