(un)Official account of the Ministry of Swedish Oak | Safeguarding Sweden's arboreal heritage | Growing a sustainable future rooted in nature's strength
Abraham’s Oak, also known as the Oak of Mamre, in Hebron. The tree was already ancient when it was documented by European travelers in the 19th century. The Oak fell in 2019 🌳
Crown Princess Victoria visited the world's thickest oak tree – the Kville Oak, which has a circumference of over 14 meters. The trip was part of her ambition to visit all 30 of Sweden's national parks
📷 Kungahuset
I paid a visit to my old friend, the Bosgård Oak - a mighty tree with a circumference of 8.5 meters, standing proudly near the E4 highway in Östergötland!