Japan's Nemawashi Tree Relocation Tradition Moves Ancient Trees Instead of Cutting Them Down
Reported byHappy Eco News ↗·Sourced by Goodlede
Japan's nemawashi tradition relocates mature trees whole, roots and all, using centuries-old root-wrapping techniques combined with modern technology including GPS tracking, 3D soil modeling, cranes, and inflatable platforms—processes that can take up to a year from start to finish and preserve mature trees that would otherwise be cut down for development.
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