Anonymous's Tree Posts

“We do not inherit the Earth from our ancestors, we borrow it from our children”-Native American Proverb

What would it be of our World if by law, every member of the community plants a tree at least every year? #EarthDay #OnePersonOneTreePerYear

I feel the more we do consciously and collectively, will fuse our energy together in a positive light and help to heal our world. It is time to give back to the Earth what we have greedily taken for years! 

We dont have enough trees never and  we have always free space for more trees. I like hiking in nature including in forest. I respect all  kind of trees from North till South! Today I planted Thuja occi […]

I will plant with my friends at S.DEKELİ MEMORİAL FOREST AT 31  May 2015.  Same they about 200 pine trees will be planted

Help the planet 

save the world

Replanting Galveston Island after Hurricane Ike’s storm surge destroyed 40,000 of our Island’s trees in 2008. Our goal is to replant 25,000 and we are currently at 14,276 trees planted and/or distributed. They […]

Nature is more than human…

EVERY DAY IS EARTH DAY. “ANNIVERSARY” BLESSINGS TO OUR DEAR PLANET & TO ALL EARTHLINGS!

change the world tree by tree

Planting fruit trees in my school 😀  #earthday

In loving memory of Ms. Cynthia Lennon, mother of Julian- may she RIP.  

In loving memory of Ms. Cynthia Lennon, mother of Julian Lennon.  May she RIP…

This tree will bring beauty and pleasure – Frehs air, beautiful apple flowers in the spring, and tasty apples in the autumn. And provide food for generations to come. No poison or artificial fertilizers will ever […]

I have planted an apple tree to give back to Mother Earth as she has so badly been abused and raped of her goodness, her forests are being depleted and fracking is destroying her.

I am planting for Earth to give back for the oxygen we breath. #EarthDay #ImagineForestNation #plantatree #seedsforthefuture #mothernature #greenlife #sustainablelifestyles #giveback #givethanks

Replanting Galveston Island after Hurricane Ike’s storm surge destroyed 40,000 of our Island’s trees in 2008. Our goal is to replant 25,000 and we are currently at 14,276 trees planted and/or distributed. They […]