El Árbol del Tule
Known as ‘the Tree of Tule’ (El Árbol del Tule in Spanish) it’s thought to be the biggest girth on earth.
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Tree of the Year saved!
The Australian Arbor Age recently reported the National Trust’s Tree of the Year being under threat of removal to make way for AusNet’s proposed Western Renewables Link project. The tree has been saved, and Ausnet and the Western Renewables Link deserve full credit from Australia’s tree-loving community.
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Tropical Tree Day
An initiative from Planet Ark as part of the National Tree Day event, Tropical Tree Day is Sunday, December 7.
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The Floss Silk tree
The Strangler fig at Ta Prohm
Thanks to the resilience and persistence of the strangler fig, the empire hasn’t struck back.
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Methuselah
Is Methuselah the world’s oldest tree?
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The Lone Cypress
The Lone Cypress is a famous landmark on California’s 17 Mile Drive in Monterey.
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Rewards proposed for protecting trees
Canning in Western Australia has instituted a Significant Tree Register to protect the most exceptional trees in the city, and one councillor is even exploring paying ratepayers for acknowledging significant trees.
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The Prison Tree
The Prison Tree, believed to 1500 years old – in the language of the indigenous people, ‘Kunumudj’ – has a history nearly as striking as its appearance.
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