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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.

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 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.

I love this European Ash in my garden because it gives me oxygen and also shade in summer. Lots of birds play in it. Our garden is the greenest in my street. We need so much more to keep the Earth healthy!

They provide homes and beauty where I live and work

I love trees because they are bit like the fur on our planet.  They are green, they breathe, and they cover us, and they are wonderful. Bec is hugging a tree in Kings Park, Perth. Scroll down to see how MASSIVE the tree is that she is hugging.

I love trees as they provide us with oxygen, wonderful habitat for koalas, possums, birds and more and they keep my environment, cool, pretty and relaxing, I love trees of all shapes and sizes!

Some of them remind us of home, like this feijoa reminds me of New Zealand, where they are plentiful.

Some give us fruit! Like this backyard papaya tree will provide us with longterm benefits.

They help each other and they breathe life into earth.

They are home for lots of animals and they are beautiful especially their leaves.