An overview of Jimmy Shen’s new book, Ginkgo: The Living Fossil: Charles Robert Darwin once said Ginkgo is the living fossil. But many believe that wild Ginkgos are extinct. However, as a native of the TianMu Mountains, east China, I have been photographing wild Ginkgos for 3
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TREE Foundation is proud to celebrate World Rainforest Day on June 22nd. One way you can celebrate WRD is to donate to TREE’s rain forest research, education and exploration activities by using the button below. (For other methods of payment see our donation page.) Why are rainforests
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Milnesium burgessi nov. sp. is a new species of tardigrade described from the canopy of eastern Kansas, USA. Named Milnesium burgessi nov. sp. to honor a young, budding adventurer, philanthropist and tardigrade supporter, James Burgess, son of co-author Meg Lowman.
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This rural school has 415 students who come in 2 shifts. TREE Foundation funded the first books for these students, giving away our book, Beza, Who Saved the Forests of Ethiopia, One Church at a Time. This book, in Amharic, shares a message of the importance of
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This year, 3 new walled conservation sites were added to our growing acreage of Ethiopian forests, one of which was funded by UNESCO inside their Lake Tana heritage site, and the other 2 funded by your generous contributions to TREE. We are now over halfway to achieving
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TREE Foundation has helped attract thousands of visitors to southwest Florida with two outdoor educational destinations: the nationally-acclaimed canopy walkway in Myakka River State Park of southwest Florida, and the TREE Treehouse at Spanish Point historical site in Osprey, Florida. Visitors to Florida can explore the treetops
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Meet TREE’s newest Research Associate, Dr. Jen Sanger from Tasmania! Jen and her partner, Steve, are global tall-tree-climbers, plus they study epiphytes and take awesome photos of the world’s tallest trees. Here are a few images of their recent project in Taiwan, with a quick description written
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Blast from the Past — citizen science expeditions to the Amazon immerse students, families and citizens in tropical science and conservation. This was our 2006 expedition, find out about our 2019 expedition by signing up for email updates at the TREE Foundation website: https://treefoundation.org/subscribe/ or follow us
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