Turns out, the best reforestation plan was written centuries ago by the trees themselves.
Japanese botanist found the secret to reforestation in ancient shrines. The results were undeniable.
Japanese botanist Akira Miyawaki restored forests by studying ancient shrine groves. He planted native trees densely, mimicking natural succession. His method, now used worldwide, proves traditional knowledge can solve modern environmental challenges. Reforestation has never been faster or more effective.
Source: Japanese botanist found the secret to reforestation in ancient shrines. The results were undeniable. — Upworthy
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