When a Park Opens Its Doors Again
- mavi haime
- Jan 19
- 1 min read
I remember the feeling clearly. When a public park welcomes you back, it means trust has been built. These moments are never accidental. They come from showing up consistently, listening, and respecting the rhythms of the space and the people who care for it.
Working quietly with places like Oleta River State Park has reminded me that environmental work is as much about relationships as it is about results. When trust grows, collaboration follows, and parks become shared spaces of purpose rather than temporary project sites.
One tree for every product or service.
-Mavi Haime.
Contact me at greenmiamievents@gmail.com
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