Tiny forests, also known as microforests, are taking root in communities all over the world. Today, I’m delighted to share a guest post I wrote on this topic for Happy Eco News.

Vancouver-based Happy Eco News is one of my favourite sites for positive environmental news. I’m always excited when their weekly email pops up in my Inbox on Monday mornings. I was thrilled when they contacted me in December to see if I’d be interested in writing a guest post for their site. Of course, I gratefully accepted the opportunity.

The piece I wrote is an updated version of a post I published for the Climate Change Collective last year about my experience with a local microforest project. Tiny forests are an idea with big potential. You might just find one near you.

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 Microforests Take Root in Communities Around the World

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