Seek to serve humanity in preserving nature. Do not cut or pee the tree
(Picea abies) Introduction In the dense, cool forests of Northern Europe and Scandinavia stands the majestic Norway spruce (Picea abies). Renowned for its towering height… Read More »The Enchanting Legacy of the Norway Spruce
The olive tree has sacred significance in various religious traditions, including Christianity and Islam. It’s a symbol of peace, abundance, and divine blessing. The olive… Read More »Olive Tree – Olea europaea
The cedar tree The cedar tree is a type of evergreen tree known for its aromatic wood and various species that are distributed across different… Read More »The cedar tree
Maple Tree – Acer spp Among Native American tribes, the maple tree is revered for its sweet sap, which symbolizes the lifeblood of the Earth.… Read More »Maple Tree – Acer spp
The Mango Tree stands tall and proud in the forest, its branches reaching out to the sky. It’s Nature’s sweetest gift, providing a delicious treat to the animals of the forest. A symbol of life and abundance, the Mango Tree is a reminder of the beauty of nature.
A meditation on the bamboo reflecting his properties and use Bamboo is a plant that has been revered for centuries, both for its many uses… Read More »A meditation on the bamboo
Sacred trees in South America and their symbolic significance. Ceibo, palma Christi, coca, jatobá, palo Santo.
A poem for the mango tree in the style of Rumi. A sweet fruit, a sacred space, a gift of mother earth
Planting season for the mango tree varies on the climate and geowing conditions in the area.
General characteristics of the Mango Tree. Size, leaves, Flowers, Fruit, Bark, Lifespan, Habitat
Sacred trees in Australia and their symbolic significance. Wollemi pine, Ghost gum, River red gum, Boab
Where do we find mango trees. In Asia Africa, Australia, South America. Tropical climates.
Benefits of the mango fruit. Vitamins and Minerals, High in Antioxidants, Aid Digestion, Improve skin health, Heart Health, Immune Function, Eye Health
Fruit trees in the world. Europe, Africa, Middle East, Asia, Australia, South America, North America, Madagascar
The Secret of the Mango Tree: Unlocking Nature’s Sweetest Gift. A fascinating exploration of the ancient and mysterious world of the mango tree.
Santalum spp Sandalwood trees hold spiritual importance in Hinduism and Buddhism. The fragrant wood is used in rituals, meditation, and the creation of sacred objects.… Read More »Sandalwood Tree
Acacia Trees, Nature’s Masterpiece of Diversity and Resilience. Species, Characteristics, Botanical Information, uses, ecological importance
Most endangered tree species in Australia: Silver Beech, Mountain Ash, Sydney Red Gum, Golden Wattle, Black Sheoak
The most characteric trees in Africa are the Baobab, Acacia, Mango, oil Palm and Eucalyptus
The most characteric trees in Australia are the eucalyptus, bottlebrush, banksia, wattle and casuarina.
Trees in African culture Trees play an important role in African cultures and are often deeply intertwined with traditional beliefs and customs. In many African… Read More »Trees in African culture
Ecosystem Players and Nature. Importance of the atmosphere. Communication, Air quality, Weather patterns, Protection, Climate regulation, Oxygen
