I love trees for the sense of protection they give me, for the memories of childhood they awaken, and for the vibrant life they harbor. Scroll down to see the entire tree. Look for the nest box which is built for the Eurasian Scops owl!!
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Because I can hug them
Roar! I love trees because they help cool the Earth so that more creatures don’t have to go extinct like me!
I love trees Because they bring peace, shade, and life to everything around us.
I love trees so much that my business- 15 trees- coordinates the planting of native Australian trees for individuals and businesses! Find out more here – https://15trees.com.au/ 🌳🎯
I love trees because they support biodiversity.
Whether they are big or small they brighten our day!
They are strong! This is a very old picture of me “hugging a tree for dear life”. Thankfully, my life was not actually in danger (and this photo is obviously staged) but I know that trees are dependable and will (hopefully) never let you down!
For some trees, the bark ages beautifully. This is Rohan hugging a WA tingle tree
Tree hugging runs in my family. Here is a picture of my mom and nephew hugging a Californian redwood.
I love trees for many reasons, but I think they stand tall and have seen it all and still stand strong!
They are an amazing record of living earth’s history. 2,000 year old Boab from the Kinberley region of WA. Location: Kununurra
They wood never let you down and help you leaf your worries behind.
They smell yummy!
Trees keep the air clean and help us breathe fresh, incredible air. And they are beautiful!
I love trees because they give help fight Climate Change by absorbing Carbon
I love trees because they house the birds and give us shade in our school compound.
Because they give fresh air, fruits
I love being surrounded by trees.
They provide important habitat for wildlife, cool our cities and connect us with nature.
I love our house Lemon tree 🍋
I love trees because trees loved me first
They are necessary for all life on earth.
They give me hope. Tree pictured in the Takayna rainforest of Tasmania / Lutruwita.