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I felt an urgent inner need to start planting and protecting native trees. (Oak, shale bark hickory, ash, black locust, poplar, hackberry, maple and whatever else bore seed around here) The first few years were frustrating because the deer herds would move through and destroy every last sapling. So I started protecting them by building chicken wire cages, then brush piles, and native thorn bushes. Now what was once nothing but a field is full of too many young trees to count. I'm still planting and expect I always will.
I strongly believe that millions of individuals doing this on a global level will help correct the environmental damage caused by centuries of human greed and short sightedness.
If you know of a piece of land that gets mowed every year for no reason other than to be a mowed field, ask the owner to consider saving fuel and letting nature reclaim it's place.