4th Place with 228 Billion Trees, is the United States according to a research by a group of scientists calculating comprehensive estimates of the numbers of trees in each country of the world, and how that relates to the country’s physical size, population size and more.

 It is considered a country’s Tree Wealth. Because trees contribute so much, from filtering water, combating air pollution, taking in carbon and providing food for animals and people.

These trees here are in my yard, plenty of moss growing on two of them, but the one in the bottom left photo does not have any tree bark. I have witnessed the birds peeling the bark off and using it in their nest. The tree is still growing despite losing its protective bark.

My second favorite tree is the Palm tree. Because if I am seeing them, it means I am down south where the weather is so nice in the winter.

The National Forest Foundation planted an incredible 5 million trees in National Forest in 2019, they estimate 2.6 million tons of CO2 will be absorbed over 100 years.

My most favorite tree is the Quaking Aspen Trees.

I do not know what kind of tree this is below, it was at a park we were camping at in Illinois a couple weeks ago. It did not have any bark on it, and lots of scars everywhere. But the show they put on in the fall with the beautiful colored leaves in the photos next to it, shows its beauty is beyond the scars of life.

I think that I will never see, a poem as lovely as a Tree

Russia – 642 billion trees.

Canada – 318 billion trees.

Brazil – 302 billion trees.

United States – 228 billion trees

Estimated total Trees in the World – 3 Trillion

by Sandra J