Rewilding our land

SUGi: Planting the Ancestral Forest

Our rewilding efforts began in 2022—a collaboration with SUGi, Baan Suan Onsorn and TK Architects—growing the land and allowing it to shape and inform us.

We began by building an Ancestral Forest using the Miyawaki method, planting 46 native species densely to restore biodiversity quickly and harmoniously, learning ways from nature.

01: Soil survey

02: Native species survey

03: Soil preparation

04: Dense plantation & maintenance

05: Self-sustaining forest (after two years)

06: Forest equivalent to a 100-year-old forest (after twenty years plantation)

01:
Soil survey

02:
Native species survey

03:
Soil preparation

04:
Dense plantation & maintenance

05:
Self-sustaining forest
(after two years)

06:
Forest equivalent to a 100-year-old forest (after twenty years plantation)

Here are some examples of the wild species we’ve welcomed to The Fields:

We then expanded The Fields with an agroforestry concept for future integration and planting specific trees—including a Yang Na Forest—with hopes of forming the rare “crown shyness” phenomenon.

Mother Tree Old Site

Yang Na on the New Land

Our Mother Tree:
from old to new land

Each year, we grow The Fields with regenerative practices, continually planting and experimenting, now home to over 200 diverse and thriving plant species.

in 2022 we planted

in 2023 we planted

in 2024 we planted

Total trees planted

20,000

trees

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Rewilding our land