EcoTreeJournal – Stories & Insights on Tree Conservation and Nature

In today's fast-paced world, where technology dominates our lives and urban landscapes continue to expand, it's easy to lose touch with the natural world. However, there's a practice that's gaining popularity worldwide for its ability to rekindle our connection with nature and offer a multitude of health benefits. It's called "forest bathing," and in this blog post, we'll explore what it is, why it's gaining momentum, and how you can start incorporating it into your life for a healthier and more balanced well-being. What is Forest Bathing? Imagine taking a break from the chaos of daily life and immersing yourself in a lush forest, where the only sounds are birdsong and rustling leaves. This practice, known as forest bathing, invites you to do just that. It's the art of immersing oneself in nature, typically a forest or natural setting, and mindfully engaging with the environment through all five senses. While it might sound like a simple concep...

When it comes to bringing a touch of nature into our homes, houseplants are a popular choice. Not only do they add a splash of color and life to our spaces, but they can also have a number of benefits for our mental and physical well-being. However, while most houseplants are relatively inexpensive, there are a few that command a much higher price due to their rarity or unique features. Here are some of the most expensive houseplants in the world: Gold of Kinabalu Orchid – This rare orchid is native to the mountains of Borneo, and is known for its stunning golden flowers. It is considered one of the most expensive houseplants in the world, with a single plant selling for as much as $5,000. Corpse Flower – The Corpse Flower, also known as the Amorphophallus titanium, is a rare and unusual plant known for its putrid smell, which has been described as a mix of rotten meat and garlic. Despite its unpleasant aroma, the Corpse Flower is highly prized by collectors due to its rarity and imp...

                                     We all know that gardening is a great hobby that can carry happiness. After a long day at work, when you enter your garden, the flowers will welcome you with their fragrances. And you will find warm happiness. So, now we will learn how to do GREAT gardening by following 5 simple steps. Let's get started... Site it right.  Beginning a nursery is actually similar to land everything really revolves around the area. Spot your nursery in a piece of your yard where you'll see it consistently (hidden, out of brain certainly applies to planting). That way, you'll be significantly more prone to invest energy in it.  Follow the sun.  Misconceiving daylight is a typical trap when you're first figuring out how to plant. Focus on how daylight plays through your yard prior to picking a spot for your nursery. Most consumable plants, including numerous veg...

Every day starts with a different story but in my case, I am used to my as usual scenario. The day starts with a cup of coffee then brushing my teeth, do cleaning the house, have a sweet breakfast, and grab a rickshaw that takes me to my destination which I started 1 year ago.  My partner's name is Alex. Alex and I met around 1 year ago. I knew him before but the friendship turn on a daily basis when he joined the office. We always go to the office together and return home as usual. But something that I felt down today is a rickshaw puller was asking me how much we will pay to take us to the destination? We always the same deal as usual like 20. So, he agreed. In the journey, we found some interesting story from the man who takes us around 5 minutes ago. He told us that he was very good at class and was able to make number one every time. But the poverty took down his happiness when he releases that his father was no more. Sidor (a flood held in 2007) took down his dad, mom, and e...