#trees are magic

[im-bi-this-is-my-life]

Why just hug a tree when you can kiss it too?

Hey everyone, the Bree now is wayyyy different than the Bree who used to be on tumblr. I’ve realized I’m genderfluid/trans masc, I’m a drag king, and most importantly I’ve grown exponentially.

I don’t even really remember who I was when we met previously, so please reach out and meet the new me; the me who is so much happier, knows their worth, holds boundaries and not only feels the feels but expresses them 💚

[nakedwitchinthemoonlight]

the forest will protect me

[hwoods-room11]

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Launched in 2017 by The U.S. Forest Service, American Forests and the National Association of Regional Councils, Vibrant cities put people first to cultivate thriving trees and equitable urban forests that boost public health, safety, and sustainability.  Vibrant Cities Lab is designed to help professionals, planners, policymakers and advocates understand how healthy tree canopy can enrich their own community and help guide them as they build an effective and thriving urban forestry program.

[hwoods-room11]

These are both excellent sources for all of your tree needs! Cal Poly for the win!!

Whether you are buying a tree for your property, or looking to identify a certain specimen in your neighborhood...this is the spot. Go take a look, but leave yourself time to get lost for a while, as you fall down that rabbit hole!

"Open your eyes and take the time to look: the trees will be happy to unveil their secrets to you.” - Cedric Pollet

[kinleysthings]

In the dead of winter trees promise us that spring is coming.

Trees are stupid cool. Like I could go on and on about how they are these radical creature that live among us and live for so long yet seem so easy to not appreciate. They help each other grow and know when they need to conserve energy. Like they literally make us happier and heal faster. As I get older I find a lot of my personal philosophies are tied to trees and what we can learn from them.

I read a quote somewhere a few years ago that said “make like a tree and grow roots” and I thought that was so beautiful. To engage in a community that you wanted to be in, to have the steadiness and security of your environment that you nourish and in return nourishes you.

Another thing I say a lot is “even the trees rest in the winter” to me this means we don’t always have to be working on ourselves. That growth isn’t constant. That rest is necessary for life.

if you’re sad, go hangout with a tree and maybe it’ll give you hope that spring is near, and that rest is needed to create new growth.

[littlemaust]

I always hope trees can feel how much I love them.