Tiny Forest, Big Impact: Understanding the Complex Dynamics Between Partnerships and Management of Tiny Forest in England
Urbanisation and climate change are reducing green space and intensifying the urban heat island effect. Tiny Forests, inspired by the Miyawaki Method, are increasingly used across the UK to support biodiversity and human well-being. This research examines how partnerships and management influence the benefits of UK Tiny Forests. It aims to identify effective approaches and help stakeholders build stronger partnerships that support their long-term ecological and social value.
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