Shinrin Yoku - Health & Wellbeing through Forest Bathing

Shinrin Yoku - Health & Wellbeing through Forest Bathing This page is dedicated to inspiring a relationship with Nature through Shinrin Yoku, Forest Bathing.

14/10/2025

Ancient Linden tree (tilia) in the Czech Republic.
Estimated over 800 years old!😲🌳

08/10/2025

Pine needle tea has been used for centuries by Indigenous peoples and early settlers alike. It’s rich in vitamin C, antioxidants, and a refreshing scent that brings the forest right into your cup.

Eastern White Pine is the best — mild, citrusy, and packed with vitamin C. Red pine, Scots pine, and most Southern pines like loblolly or longleaf are all fine too.

Just be careful not to grab anything that isn’t a true pine. Yews and Norfolk Island pines might look similar, but they’re toxic.

04/10/2025
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19/06/2025

Sequoia National Park in California 😍

05/06/2025

In an astonishing twist of nature, trees don’t just react to eclipses—they anticipate them. 🌘🌲
During the 2022 solar eclipse over Italy’s Dolomites, scientists found spruce trees synchronizing their internal electrical signals hours before the event began.

Older trees showed even stronger “anticipatory” bioelectric responses, suggesting forests behave like interconnected, living networks.
Tiny ion shifts inside their cells caused voltage changes—like a silent forest-wide heartbeat. 🌿⚡

These findings hint that trees communicate in ways we’re just beginning to understand.
Forests aren’t just clusters of trees—they’re ancient, wise systems sharing a kind of ecological memory.

Saving old-growth forests isn’t just about trees—it’s about preserving the wisdom of living ecosystems. 🌍

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02/06/2025

In Patagonia, a fern’s magnetic spores align with Earth’s field, guiding pollinators through fog. Unlike scent-based pollination, this uses magnetism. Recently discovered, this ensures reproduction. Scientists study it for bio-navigation. The fern’s magnetic spores reveal nature’s ingenuity, turning plants into compasses. This could inspire magnetic guidance systems, showcasing how ferns steer pollinators. It highlights an evolutionary trick where magnetism aids reproduction, offering insights into how nature navigates foggy terrains with invisible forces.

23/05/2025

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16/05/2025

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