Show Your LOVE For A Tree

The tallest known tree is 379 ft. tall.  (Hyperion)

NATIONAL LOVE A TREE DAY

May 16 is National Love a Tree Day; trees are celebrated and recognized for the wonderful gift that they provide to us.
Most species of trees have long lives. There are actually some trees that live to be several thousand years old.
Trees provide more than just beautiful landscapes and a shady canopy on a sunny day.  They play a significant role in reducing erosion and moderating the climate as well as provide oxygen.  Large quantities of carbon are stored in their tissue and trees remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.

HOW TO OBSERVE “LOVE A TREE” DAY

Trees are a vital part of nature.  This is a good day to plant a new tree or spend some time enjoying the beauty of the trees that are around you. Use #LoveATreeDay to post on social media.

About Pali Institute

Art In Nature:
Students delve into their creative side while exploring the art potential within our forest! They make their own paint, binding and designs solely out of natural materials. Students finish by creating artwork based on the work of British nature artist, Andy Goldsworthy.

At Pali Institute our mission is to introduce experiential education to young people by providing progressive learning experiences that extend far beyond classroom walls. Through our innovative curriculum and professional outdoor staff, students will experience the thrill of seeing, touching and learning about the world around them. At Pali Institute, we bring textbooks to life!

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