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DESCRIPTION:Nimone Li‑Hardisty is the visionary founder and Chief Executi
 ve Officer of Forestr.org\, a Castro Valley–based nonprofit dedicated to
  urban greening\, food justice\, and community resilience. With nearly thr
 ee decades of experience in architecture\, general contracting\, and LEED-
 certified construction projects—including major developments like the As
 ian Art Museum and Oceanwide Center in San Francisco—she brings a unique
  intersection of technical expertise and environmental passion to her lead
 ership role. Since launching Forestr.org in 2019\, Nimone has spearheaded 
 initiatives that blend pragmatic construction know-how with ecological inn
 ovation. Her initiatives focus on expanding urban pocket parks\, gleaning 
 backyard fruit for local food banks\, creating mini-parks\, and launching 
 permaculture education programs under ForestrU. Forestr.org is a 501(c)(3)
  nonprofit based in Castro Valley\, California\, dedicated to empowering l
 ocal communities to clean\, green\, and glean their surroundings. Mission:
  Build hyper-local programs for cleaning public spaces\, cultivating green
  spaces\, and harvesting surplus food to bolster food justice. Core Progra
 ms: Litter Cleanup & Restoration: Teams conduct Adopt‑a‑Highway-style 
 cleanups\, fire abatement\, and ecological restoration—mulching\, inocul
 ating soil\, and training youth in green jobs. Forests of the Future: Plan
 t sustainable food forests and manage seedlings\, pocket parks\, and soil 
 regeneration efforts. Community Gleaning & Food Redistribution: Rescue sur
 plus fruit and produce from backyards and farms\, with the Castro Valley G
 leans program delivering to local food banks and shelters\; in 2025\, they
  gleaned nearly 20\,000 pounds in Castro Valley alone. Impact: Since 2018\
 , Forestr has recovered approximately 78\,000 pounds of produce\, prevente
 d millions of gallons of water waste\, offset over 9 tons of CO₂ equival
 ents\, and collected thousands of bags of litter.  In essence\, Forestr.or
 g cultivates community resilience and environmental stewardship by transfo
 rming neighborhoods into cleaner\, greener\, and more food-secure spaces. 
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SUMMARY:Nimone Hardisty: Forestr
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Nimone Li‑Hardisty is the visionary found
 er and Chief Executive Officer of Forestr.org\, a Castro Valley&ndash\;bas
 ed nonprofit dedicated to urban greening\, food justice\, and community re
 silience. With nearly three decades of experience in architecture\, genera
 l contracting\, and LEED-certified construction projects&mdash\;including 
 major developments like the Asian Art Museum and Oceanwide Center in San F
 rancisco&mdash\;she brings a unique intersection of technical expertise an
 d environmental passion to her leadership role.</p>\n\n<p>Since launching 
 Forestr.org in 2019\, Nimone has spearheaded initiatives that blend pragma
 tic construction know-how with ecological innovation. Her initiatives focu
 s on expanding urban pocket parks\, gleaning backyard fruit for local food
  banks\, creating mini-parks\, and launching permaculture education progra
 ms under ForestrU.</p>\n\n<p>Forestr.org is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit based in
  Castro Valley\, California\, dedicated to empowering local communities to
  clean\, green\, and glean their surroundings.</p>\n\n<ul>\n	<li>Mission: 
 Build hyper-local programs for cleaning public spaces\, cultivating green 
 spaces\, and harvesting surplus food to bolster food justice.</li>\n	<li>C
 ore Programs: Litter Cleanup &amp\; Restoration: Teams conduct Adopt‑a
 ‑Highway-style cleanups\, fire abatement\, and ecological restoration&md
 ash\;mulching\, inoculating soil\, and training youth in green jobs. Fores
 ts of the Future: Plant sustainable food forests and manage seedlings\, po
 cket parks\, and soil regeneration efforts. Community Gleaning &amp\; Food
  Redistribution: Rescue surplus fruit and produce from backyards and farms
 \, with the Castro Valley Gleans program delivering to local food banks an
 d shelters\; in 2025\, they gleaned nearly 20\,000 pounds in Castro Valley
  alone.</li>\n	<li>Impact: Since 2018\, Forestr has recovered approximatel
 y 78\,000 pounds of produce\, prevented millions of gallons of water waste
 \, offset over 9 tons of CO₂ equivalents\, and collected thousands of ba
 gs of litter.</li>\n</ul>\n\n<p>In essence\, Forestr.org cultivates commun
 ity resilience and environmental stewardship by transforming neighborhoods
  into cleaner\, greener\, and more food-secure spaces.</p>\n
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