A 500–650-year-old Polish oak said to have sheltered King Bolesław Chrobry in 1018, now the heart of an annual village festival and a symbol of community anchored in legend and care....
A 200-year-old Corsican cork oak whose symmetrical "wings" form the shape of a bird in flight, discovered by chance and celebrated across Europe as a natural marvel born from lightning or fire....
A 1,000–1,500-year-old Lithuanian oak, predating the nation itself, whose massive hollow once hid Napoleonic soldiers and served as a sacred passage to the underworld in local folklore....
Trees are essential for our life and are an important link between the past, present, and future. They temper the summer heat, help us take a deep breath and stabilize the climate. We should protect and care for them. Will you help with our mission so that the benefits of Europe's trees can be enjoyed by future generations?
