These are frightening times in environmental history. Twenty-four hours a day, trees support our lives with oxygen. There only remains three percent of the ancient, pristine redwood forest in the Pacific Northwest, and wetlands in the state of California. Only twenty-two percent of all the world s pristine forests that once grew on Earth remain.
Trees are the lungs of the Planet.
The process of plant and tree photosynthesis converts the energy from the sun into the energy that we need for our existence. The oceans, lakes and rivers are continuously combining the four elements of fire, water, earth and air in a flowing process that contributes to all of life on Earth. Lumber companies are cutting down the very last twenty-two percent of all remaining forests on Earth, including the tropical rainforest and the ancient Sequoia stands. Our addiction to fossil fuel driven engines is jeopardizing our well-being. One third of all species of plants, insects, birds, fish and animals have gone extinct since the Industrial Revolution.