The natural world is full of beauty, but we often overlook one of its most spectacular creations – trees. Silent guardians of life, they have existed for millions of years, providing oxygen, food, and shelter for countless creatures. Trees face challenges from the elements, predators, and humans, yet they remain steadfast, an essential part of our ecosystems.
In Madagascar, lemurs and monkeys dart through the canopy of over 3,000 different tree types, which have adapted to cope with intense heat and torrential rain – with tall trunks that reach for sunlight, and pointed leaves to shed rain. Evergreen pines and firs in the northern boreal forests shelter owls and foxes, proving that trees are more than just decorative. They hold hidden stories and endless wonder. By protecting forests, we ensure their vital role in sustaining life.
