Family Fun with Nature

#RingAroundTrees

We challenge you!

  • Measure the Tree with people!
  • Play ring-a-rosie!
  • Laugh and Connect with Nature!

Share your photos and stories with us by emailing NaturePartner@PartnerWithNature.org or on social media with the Hashtag #RingAroundTrees

Giant Sequoia in Calaveras Big Trees State Park, Calaveras County, California

It's worth the trip. The Calaveras Big Trees State Park hosts some of the few remaining Giant Sequoia trees in the world. This family shows how big these trees really are. Yes, the world's larges trees.

Massachusetts State Champion Sycamore

There were only 4 of us there that day. You don't see me because I had to take the picture. Three people didn't even make it half way around this Massachusetts State Champion Sycamore tree. So, figure that it's a 6 person tree-at least.

What is so amazing about it is that it lives on the side of the main street through town. It has a small plaque. But if you didn't know it was there you would just fly right by it.

Many state champion trees live like that. You might look them up on your state university's extension service site. Search on state champion trees. Or you might just hear about an amazing tree from locals.

Make sure to give the tree a "thank you" and let us know by posting your photo and story with any of these hashtags: #ThankATree #VisitBigTrees #RingAroundTrees.

Sleepy Hollow, New York, USA Maple

During an autumn gathering, Dr. Jim Conroy, the homeowners, and a friend of theirs made a #RingAroundTrees.

There were showing the enormous size of this Maple tree in the backyard. The homeowners mulch it with shredded leaves so it gets through the winter. It's so precious to them.

The Maple is estimated to be over 150 years old because the homeowners know when the original house was built.

Students around a tree on a campus

Have fun! Measure the tree with your own bodies. These are champions by any count.

Then share your photos with us at NaturePartner@PartnerWithNature.org...

Tell us where you took the picture and anything else you want to share. We'll add them to this post!

Posted 
May 5, 2019
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