World Tree Conservation Family invites you to travel with us on her great digital tree-tour.
We will show you old, beautiful and otherwise remarcable trees.
We do so, hoping your admiration for trees, will grow, beginning in your own hometown. Help us to conserve them. Thanks!
Towards a sustainable management of the Creuse hedgerows.
Chérir ces paysages dans le monde entier.
Cherish these landscapes, worldwide.
Aidez @WTCF2022 à atteindre ce grand objectif.
Help @WTCF2022 achieve this great goal.
https://t.co/GOufW8eW2c
Enjoy your nut roast or chestnut stuffing and think of me, the grower. 400 freezing winters, 146,100 days fighting disease, 525 autumn months enduring thrown sticks, and in 1682 I was disabled by a fallow deer. But in spite of everything I keep going and I keep growing.
This absolute unit is one of the Cadzow Oaks near Hamilton, where #dendrochronology shows the oldest trees hail from the mid to late 15th century. They're the oldest scientifically-dated living oaks in Scotland. Probably planted, there is broad rig under them #thicktrunktuesday
An ode to street trees.
However: do not just plant them. Take good care of them. Conserve them.
Soon they will be your friends. Maybe for many years.
https://t.co/cx2UKUPIjz
Look at this, dear tree-friends:
'Te Urewera is the homeland of the Tūhoe people. It is the first natural feature to be recognised in New Zealand law as a living person, meaning it owns itself and exists for its own sake'.
https://t.co/iD6e2YTKbU
Thanks to @JessicadenOuter
Just great:
https://t.co/hXx9kPaCfs
Must read. Please...
We like to ask the author of this fascinating book, @DrSuzanneSimard to become Ambassador of our inspiring World Tree Conservation Family.
Around the globe, 2021 brought more devastating losses for the world’s forests, according to a satellite-based survey by the University of Maryland and Global Forest Watch https://t.co/Uc1lhInhsR
Travel with us on our great digital tree-tour.
Today: meet these unbelievable oldest trees of the world in Bristlecone Pine Tree Forest.
https://t.co/KZtihQ2ebO
You can travel all around the world: when you meet trees, forests, you are home.
Researchers Document the Oldest Known Trees in Eastern North America.
https://t.co/ZHgVJN6IRL