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Using the Miyawaki Method to Empower Agroecology and Food Forestry

The Miyawaki method and successional agroforestry systems illuminate and empower each other. Native species forests are food forests. We’ll take a look at what the Miyawaki method teaches us about the ecology of the metaorganism, and how we can use this wisdom to grow healthier farms and gardens. Moderated by Louise Mitchell, Outreach Programs Manager, Bio4Climate Chapters: 00:00 Coakee William Wildcat, Founder, Mother Tree Food & Forest; Director, EcoRestoration Alliance; Director, School of Constructive Arts 26:40 Q&A Session --- Across the Northeast, communities face ecological disruption—rising temperatures, shrinking habitats, degraded soils, and stormwater runoff. But there’s growing momentum: more people are planting miniforests using the Miyawaki Method—or adapting it—to restore life to cities, schoolyards, parks, and vacant lots. Featuring more than a dozen speakers across two virtual half-days and an in-person bus tour, the 2025 Northeast Miniforest Summit brought together practitioners, researchers, and leaders from diverse fields—including landscape architects, scientists, and community organizers—to unpack the method from root to canopy. Miniforests are more than trees—they amplify a web of relationships. Learn more at: https://miniforests.bio4climate.org Celebrate the 2025 Northeast Miniforest Summit with our official shirt and tote bag! Get yours here: https://www.bonfire.com/2025-northeas... https://www.bonfire.com/2025-northeas...