SUGi
Plant forest, restore ecosystems in Washington State.

Ethan Bryson

Pocket Forest
Miyawaki Method
Habitat

Ethan Bryson established ‘Natural Urban Forests’ in 2016 with the goal to rewild barren urban landscapes for the benefit of the surrounding community, wildlife and the environment.

An architect by training, Bryson has shifted his focus from creating buildings and structures to creating forests that harmonize with the natural environment. He is an expert in soil biology and Pacific Northwest native tree species.

It was while working with Shubhendu Sharma (Afforestt), that Bryson learned the Miyawaki method of forest planting. Bryson believes the best part about these native forests is the visible increase in wildlife activity from animals, bees, and butterflies, the seasonal flowers, and abundant natural food production.

Based in Seattle with his family, Bryson is bringing native forests back with projects around the Pacific Northwest, Eastern Washington state, and other parts of the United States.

Ethan Bryson's Projects

USA

Ida Nason Aronica Forest

Unleashing children’s well-being through nature.

USA
City
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TU’PAXIN

An inspirational & educational forest.

USA
Pocket Forest
USA

Georgetown Community Forest

Combatting industrial pollution and supporting public health in Seattle.

USA
Pocket Forest
USA

Rose Community Forest

Creating a resilient forest for a heat-vulnerable community

USA
Miyawaki Method
USA

Danehy Park Forest

A forest on a former landfill in Cambridge

USA
Parks
USA

MLK Middle School

Outdoor Classrooms for East Bay Students

USA
Pocket Forest
USA
Forest Self Sustaining

Healing Forest

A forest that restores the harmony to body, mind & spirit.

USA
Miyawaki Method
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Shoreline Historical Museum Forest

Cultivating natural legacy for the local community.

USA
Miyawaki Method
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Cragmont Elementary

Outdoor Classrooms for East Bay Students

USA
Pocket Forest
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Malcolm X Elementary

Outdoor Classrooms for East Bay Students

USA
Pocket Forest
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Franconia Forest

Sculpting the Future with Art + Nature

USA
Parks

Forest Makers

Chile
Pocket Forest
India
Pocket Forest
Brazil
Miyawaki Method