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News 5 Cleveland | Shaker Heights students plant a fast-growing forest in their neighborhood @news5cleveland | Uploaded October 2024 | Updated October 2024, 6 days ago.
On a small plot of grass in Shaker Heights, Anya Ustin and Nora Kaelber are hoping to make a big impact. The young women planted a Miyawaki or "pocket forest."
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Shaker Heights students plant a fast-growing forest in their neighborhood @news5cleveland

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