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PSA History is being made this weekend 📣📣📣

Hit the streets with us this Sunday to march for the end of fossil fuels 🔥

The youth are going to save the 🌎 Some much nee

The youth are going to save the 🌎 Some much needed Friday climate optimism for your feed

Has anyone noticed this summer has been particular

Has anyone noticed this summer has been particularly hot 🥵 You are not alone- this has been felt globally. It is time we start treating this climate crisis like the climate emergency it is 🌍 🔥

Did you know trees talk to one another? 🌳 Tre

Did you know trees talk to one another? 🌳

Trees are connected by a complex network hidden underground. Scientists believe almost all plant species worldwide are in relationships with fungi living in the soil. These fungi can connect the roots of different trees (and other plants) to create what’s called a mycorrhizal network which can influence the survival, growth, health, and behaviour of the trees linked within it.

Trees use their network to do such things as communicate and share resources. If a tree is ever attacked (from disease or insects) it will release certain chemicals that travel through the fungal network to warn other trees of the danger. By having an early warning, other trees are able to protect themselves.

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