I worry for my childrens future

The landscape feels strange this year. It is hot and dry. Yet the oak trees look autumnal in mid-season. Brown leaves drift down even as warmth lingers. It’s a vivid reminder of how nature flexes in unexpected ways. Oak trees may look solitary, but research shows they cooperate in hard times such as drought. Beneath that brittle surface, complexity hums – roots reaching out, sharing water, and preparing for recovery. Forests teach us about resilience and cooperation, even in crisis.

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