Micro-forest agency · Costa Rica

Turn small lots into living forests.

Pocket Grove plans and plants dense native-species forests for homes, schools, hotels, and businesses—then makes every season of growth visible online.

Built for backyards, school grounds, hospitality edges, and visible local impact projects.

Pocket Grove hero

Growth, documented

Species, photo logs, sightings, and monthly timelapse updates in one shareable page.

The Pocket Grove promise

Visible impact, grounded claims.

Native

A site-specific species mix sourced through local nurseries—not a generic tree bundle.

Traceable

Every grove receives a public record of what was planted and how it develops.

Cared for

Clear establishment guidance, with two years of maintenance in done-for-you projects.

From patch to canopy

One method. Three ways to grow.

We adapt the dense Miyawaki method to tropical sites, matching the level of support to your land, team, and reporting needs.

01

Plan it yourself

DIY forest kit

Start with a video site assessment. We deliver a native species plan, nursery sourcing support, soil guidance, spacing, and a practical planting manual.

02

We build the grove

Done for you

Our crew prepares the soil, coordinates native plants, and runs the planting day. Your project includes two years of establishment maintenance and growth documentation.

Make planting day a community event for families, students, staff, or neighbors.

03

Make impact public

Hotels & organizations

Receive a branded forest, guest-facing QR sign, public growth page, and quarterly reports that turn a local restoration project into evidence people can see.

A forest people can follow

The planting is only the beginning.

Each grove can become a living story: monthly drone or phone timelapses, a species list, photo history, and bird and insect sightings. Optional tree naming lets friends, guests, and families sponsor part of the forest and follow along.

Your live growth record

  1. 1

    Plant. Record the baseline, species mix, and planting day.

  2. 2

    Watch. Add monthly images and sightings as the canopy takes shape.

  3. 3

    Share. Give guests, sponsors, and neighbors a link to real local progress.

Start with the ground beneath you

What could your empty patch become?

Send us the location, approximate size, and a few photos. We’ll help you choose the right path for a resilient native grove.