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St. Edwards Universitys innovative Miyawaki Method forest project, in partnership with H-E-B and Texans by Nature, is set to revolutionize urban green spaces. This tiny forest, packed with over 160 native trees and shrubs, will grow ten times faster than usual, capturing carbon at an accelerated rate. The project aims to demonstrate the methods effectiveness in areas with limited trees and harsh weather conditions. Environmental biology major Veronica Chavez and her peers are excited to learn from this live lab, tracking tree health with technology. The universitys commitment to sustainability is evident in their recent Green Grounds Gold certification and plans to expand Tiny Forests across Central Texas neighborhoods.

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