Detroit Nature Pockets Questionnaire 
Nature Pockets are coming to a park near you! In an effort to increase nature access to Detroit residents, the City of Detroit is creating Nature Pockets in seven parks across the city – one in each city council district. A Nature Pocket may include added tree canopy, a wildflower meadow, or a raingarden. The City of Detroit is working in partnership with the Greening of Detroit and Detroit Outdoors with grant funding from the National Recreation and Park Association.

Sites were selected based on guidance from a Community Advisory Committee, feedback gathered from a community open house, and an equity matrix that took into account current nature access in Detroit.

Park sites:  
     District 1 - STOEPEL NO. 1 PARK - 10363 W. Outer Drive
     District 2 - SAWYER PARK - 14000 Lyndon
     District 3 - JAYNE/LASKY PARK - 13280 Conant
     District 4 - SKINNER PARK - 12800 Kelly
     District 5 - BISHOP PARK - 6100 West Grand River
     District 6 - ROMANOWSKI PARK - 4795 Lonyo
     District 7 - LITTLEFIELD PARK - 12416 Indiana

Design and construction of the nature pockets will take place this summer/fall, with spring and summer activations!
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Example Nature Pocket at Callahan Park in full bloom
(Photo by Detroit Audubon)
What park are you providing feedback on? *
How would you like to use the nature pocket in your park? (choose all that apply)
Which images from the above graphic do you like best? (choose all that apply) *
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Example Nature Pocket at Bryant-Vermont Park
Volunteers preparing the site for meadow planting
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