National Arbor Day

Landscape with children planting trees, surrounded by beautiful flowers and smiling faces, sunny park setting.. — National arbor day illustration, AI generated

Ever wondered why it's suddenly raining saplings on your social media on a random spring day? Well, perhaps we've uncovered a little bit of that mystery for you. Prepare to have your mind treemendously enriched because that, my friend, is National Arbor Day. A day where the internet is flooded with the wholesome good vibes of nature's skyscrapers!

When is Arbor Day?

It's national arbor day on the 24th April.

A Little Dig into the Roots

Arbor Day was conceived in Nebraska by J. Sterling Morton and officially established in 1872. Yet, the Internet has given Arbor Day a fresh bloom of life with over 4107 mentions just in our little corner of the web, reaching its peak sappiness on 24th April 2020. The Internet is absolutely rooting for Arbor Day!

A Tree-mendous Celebration

And how couldn’t it? On this day, people across the globe connect, sharing photos of their newly planted tree and inspire others to do the same. It's a day when we remember the importance of trees in our lives, the air we breathe, the shade they provide, and the undeniable beauty of a well-rooted oak.

Plant a Seed, Make a Difference

It may seem like dropping a seed in a pot isn’t exactly going to solve the world's environmental issues, but that’s where you’re wrong. Each new tree planted contributes to the sustainability and biodiversity of our lovely, leafy Earth. Plus, it encourages people to put down their phones and pick up a shovel. Now, that's what we call 'branching out'!

Did you know?

Did you know that the oldest tree on Earth, named Methuselah after the biblical figure, is estimated to be over 4,800 years old? That's a lot of Arbor Days!