I've spent my whole life, both at work and in my free time, in the forest. Seeing the impact of today’s consumption trends, I often worry about the future of our forest ecosystems. This project is a way to give meaning to all those years spent working to protect the forest.

The forest is my inspiration—a reminder of the beauty and balance in nature. Being part of this project allows me to apply my expertise toward something meaningful, fostering a deeper appreciation and responsibility for our natural world among others.

For me, the forest is a place to escape the daily bustle of the city and find peace. I’m grateful for the opportunity to contribute my professional skills to this project, helping encourage people to become more conscious and connected to nature.

The well-being of forests has always been my concern, but seeing the current scale of deforestation, I felt that I couldn't make a difference on my own. Nevertheless, I am very glad that this project opens up the opportunity to contribute to preserving the purity of our natural environment.

After more than 30 years in forestry, I know that forests are grown to be harvested, yet their most valuable gift to people is the peace and recreation they provide. I’m grateful for the chance to share the knowledge I’ve gained over the years to help educate others.

The forest offers me a calming place to reconnect and feel grounded. It’s a reminder of how much we rely on nature for clean air, diverse wildlife, and balance in our environment. Staying aware of nature means taking small steps to protect it, so it’s there for future generations to enjoy too.