# Taashii

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## Posts

- [ES - El poder de los microbosques: espacios pequeños, gran impacto!](https://taashii.org/es-el-poder-de-los-microbosques-espacios-pequenos-gran-impacto/): Cuando la gente piensa en bosques, a menudo imagina vastos paisajes verdes que se extienden sin fin por montañas y valles. Pero, ¿y si le dijéramos que los bosques no tienen por qué ser enormes para marcar la diferencia? Los microbosques, ecosistemas densos y a pequeña escala, están demostrando que incluso los espacios verdes más pequeños pueden tener un gran impacto en la biodiversidad, la resiliencia climática y la vida urbana.En Taashii, estamos aprovechando el poder de los microbosques para transformar los entornos urbanos en prósperos rincones de naturaleza. Con el método Miyawaki, estamos plantando bosques de rápido crecimiento en
- [EN - The Power of Microforests: Small Spaces, Big Impact](https://taashii.org/the-power-of-microforests-small-spaces-big-impact/): When people think of forests, they often imagine vast, endless green landscapes stretching across mountains and valleys. But what if we told you that forests don’t have to be massive to make a difference? Microforests—dense, small-scale ecosystems—are proving that even the tiniest green spaces can have a huge impact on biodiversity, climate resilience, and urban life. At Taashii, we are harnessing the power of microforests to transform urban environments into thriving pockets of nature. With the Miyawaki Method, we are planting fast-growing forests in places where you’d least expect them—abandoned lots, parking areas, schools, and community spaces. What Makes Microforests
- [Taashii: Bringing Nature Back to Our Cities](https://taashii.org/taashii-bringing-nature-back-to-our-cities/): As cities expand and green spaces disappear, the balance between urban life and nature is becoming increasingly fragile. At Taashii, we believe that nature shouldn’t be a privilege—it should be an essential part of our daily lives. That’s why we’re on a mission to restore biodiversity where it’s needed most: right in the heart of our cities. The Problem: A World Losing Its Green Spaces Urbanization is happening at an unprecedented rate, and with it, we are losing forests, pollinators, and wildlife at an alarming speed. The result? Rising temperatures, poor air quality, and a disconnect between people and the

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- [Taashii](https://taashii.org/): taashii [taa·shii] — v.e. To be free. To be at liberty. From Wayuunaiki language, northern Colombia. REWILD TAASHII REWILDING Rewilding as a lifestyle Explore our projects Internal Rewilding Learn about the Shrinrin Yoku trend for forest bathing as a healing, preventive & creative therapy. Discover why internal rewilding is the first step toward global restoration! Rewild yourself Support Rewilding Rewilding is the act of reminding the Earth of her own name, and reminding ourselves that we were forest before we became forgetting. Explore all the Rewilding projects we support in Mexico and across the world. Rewild Now Rewilding Academy Join
- [Contact us](https://taashii.org/contact-us/): CONTRIBUTE TODAY CONTACT US AND BECOME SERIAL REWILDER! Your Name Your Email Phone Number Company Your Message FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS What is a Miyawaki forest, and how does it differ from traditional afforestation? A Miyawaki forest is a dense, fast-growing forest method developed by Japanese botanist Akira Miyawaki. Unlike traditional afforestation, which often involves planting a few species spaced apart, Miyawaki forests use a diverse mix of native species planted closely together to mimic natural forest ecosystems. This method results in a forest that grows 10 times faster, is 30 times denser, and is 100 times more biodiverse.   How
- [About us](https://taashii.org/about-us/): ABOUT US Taashii – Serial Rewilders Mission Empoderar comunidades Con soluciones innovadoras y duraderas para la resiliencia climática, restaurando biodiversidad mediante reforestación rápida y localizada, y fomentando una reconexión inquebrantable con la naturaleza. Why it matters “Restauradores en Serie” o “Serial Rewilders” Taashii trabaja formando líderes locales como que ‘rewildizan’ sus propios barriosusando técnicas aceleradas de restauración (como el método Miyawaki) para crearbosques nativos autosustentables en zonas urbanas. El fundador JP es un emprendedor social colombiano basado en la Ciudad de México al que siempre leha apasionado ayudar a las comunidades y los negocios. Cree firmemente que hayinnumerables maneras de
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