South America is home to some of the most diverse and fascinating plant life on the planet, and its fruit-bearing trees are no exception.
South America
Trees originating from South American continent
What is so special about Balsa? It is considered one of the lightest woods in the world. Balsa trees have a very fast growth rate, and are capable of growing up to 3m in just one year.
Explore the Incas’ innovative uses of trees in their agriculture, architecture, and captivating Andean religion.
Uncover the profound connection between the ancient Mayans and trees, manifested in their cosmology, agroforestry, and city planning.
Bucaramanga, the capital of the Santander department in Colombia, is known for its vibrant green landscapes and abundant parks. Known as “La Ciudad de Los Parques” (The City of Parks)
Buenos Aires, Argentina’s vibrant capital, is known for many things – tango, delicious steaks, and stunning architecture. But did you know that it’s also famous for its rich and diverse urban forest?
The fascinating history of arboriculture in Bogotá, Colombia, including its iconic trees, famous arborists and city planners, and the crucial role that trees play in defining the city’s identity.