For people on a budget or who prefer to work in a DIY manner without any additional guidance. The plant palette for the free guide is specific to the LA region only (non-desert areas), though all the other resources and information are applicable to regions outside of LA.

For people who would benefit from some additional design guidance on their project, especially if the project site has unique challenges or constraints that the generic DIY Guide does not account for.

For those in the LA-region who would benefit from an in-person consultation with a micro-forest designer. Consultation could include site analysis, design assistance/guidance, species recommendations, or anything else relevant to the needs of the client for their specific project.

For schools, parent groups, community members, nonprofits, land managers, or others who might desire more hands-on involvement from the team in a micro-forest project. Dependent on the project budget, this involvement could include on-site consultations, micro-forest presentations/design workshops with stakeholders, project design, and/or ongoing horticultural and scientific monitoring.

For those who want to fund impactful ecological projects in Los Angeles, but who don’t necessarily want active involvement in the process. Funds from micro-forest sponsorships would go directly towards the creation of new micro-forests in schools, public parks, and other community spaces in LA.