Miyawaki Community Tree Planting

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The City, in partnership with Natural Urban Forests and community volunteers planted 3,600 treeson on October 3, 2026, creating a Miyawaki Forest in Woodinville.


The Miyawaki Method uses densely planted native trees and shrubs to quickly establish healthy, thriving forest ecosystems. The tree planting site is adjacent to Little Bear Creek and our temporary dog park.
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Over 150 volunteers worked together to plant native trees and shrubs.

What is a Miyawaki Forest?

The Miyawaki tree planting method uses dense plantings of diverse native species to quickly establish a healthy, resilient forest ecosystem. The new forest will help improve soil health, provide habitat for wildlife, reduce invasive vegetation, and create a lasting environmental asset for our community.


About the Project

The Miyawaki Forest is part of the future Northshore Parks & Recreation Community and Aquatic Center. The habitat restoration project will introduce a diverse mix of native vegetation designed to establish a healthy forest ecosystem and provide long-term benefits for people and wildlife. Learn more about the Miyawaki Forest.


The City, in partnership with Natural Urban Forests and community volunteers planted 3,600 treeson on October 3, 2026, creating a Miyawaki Forest in Woodinville.


The Miyawaki Method uses densely planted native trees and shrubs to quickly establish healthy, thriving forest ecosystems. The tree planting site is adjacent to Little Bear Creek and our temporary dog park.
See less


Over 150 volunteers worked together to plant native trees and shrubs.

What is a Miyawaki Forest?

The Miyawaki tree planting method uses dense plantings of diverse native species to quickly establish a healthy, resilient forest ecosystem. The new forest will help improve soil health, provide habitat for wildlife, reduce invasive vegetation, and create a lasting environmental asset for our community.


About the Project

The Miyawaki Forest is part of the future Northshore Parks & Recreation Community and Aquatic Center. The habitat restoration project will introduce a diverse mix of native vegetation designed to establish a healthy forest ecosystem and provide long-term benefits for people and wildlife. Learn more about the Miyawaki Forest.