360 Project & the MICROFOREST

The Xtended Reali-Tree 360 Team provides an immersive experience that engages viewers with the beauty and significance of sustainable ecosystems. They also serve as educational tools that promote awareness about the importance of biodiversity, environmental sustainability, and the role of urban forests in mitigating the effects of climate change. By showcasing these initiatives, the 360 team is inspiring individuals to take action towards creating more sustainable and livable environments for themselves and future generations.

360 Video

This video takes us on a journey to the Griffith Park Microforest, where we learn about the benefits of planting microforests in urban areas. We see how microforests help mitigate the effects of climate change, improve air quality, and provide habitat for wildlife. In the video, Hovhannes Simonyan briefly discusses the history of microforests and the scientific principles underlying the benefits of a microforest. We also learn about the future plans for a proposed microforest location in front of the Sustainability Center on Jacaranda Walk at California State University, Northridge.

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Future Microforest Location

The future proposed Microforest location is set to be in front of the Sustainability Center, situated on Jacaranda Walk, right next to the transit pick up and drop off. This microforest will feature a variety of native trees to California, providing an ideal environment for a diverse range of plant species to thrive. The proposed location will include a short path, which will provide an immersive experience for students, staff, and tree enthusiasts alike. The location is carefully chosen to provide a calming green space on campus and promote environmental sustainability. With the aim to foster a deeper appreciation for nature, this microforest will serve as an excellent educational resource for students and visitors alike, encouraging a connection to the natural world.

Griffith Park Microforest

The Xtended Reali-tree team has captured 360 videos and photos of the microforest at Griffith Park to highlight the benefits of such initiatives and encourage other communities to adopt similar projects. Through the project, viewers can experience the microforest's beauty, biodiversity, and the positive impact it has on the environment.

To learn more about the Griffith Microforest and how it's making a difference click here! If you're interested in learning how to grow your own microforest, you can visit the LA Microforest webpage, which provides a step-by-step guide.