Our Mission
Colorado Pocket Forest Alliance, Growing Colorado's Future Together.
Our mission is to restore urban, rural, and community ecosystems through the development of pocket forests using native Colorado species, while fostering environmental stewardship and community engagement. Our signature strategy for building biodiversity, climate resilience, and wellbeing is based on the proven Miyawaki Method, which involves planting ultra-dense, biodiverse forests of native species only.
We are driven by a passion for the environment, and our team works tirelessly to promote the development of pocket forests and provide valuable insights and news on environmental issues. Through our efforts, we aim to educate and inspire individuals to take action towards a greener and more sustainable future.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Explore some common questions and answers related to pocket forests, environmental stewardship, and community engagement.
Why are pocket forests important?
Pocket forests are crucial for restoring urban, rural, and community ecosystems, building biodiversity, and fostering environmental stewardship and community engagement.
How can I contribute to developing pocket forests?
You can contribute by supporting the development of pocket forests, participating in community engagement activities, and fostering environmental stewardship. We are currently in the process of being set up as a public charity (501(c)(3). Once we are complete with the process, we will begin accepting donations.
What are the benefits of native Colorado species in pocket forests?
Using native Colorado species in pocket forests helps in building climate resilience, promoting biodiversity, and ensuring the wellbeing of urban, rural, and community ecosystems.
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Have a question or feedback for us? Feel free to get in touch with our team. We value your input and are always here to assist.