Árbol del Tule is a ancient Montezuma cypress in Mexico, renowned as the world's widest tree and celebrated for its extraordinary size, age and cultural importance.

General Sherman is the largest known single-stem tree on Earth, an awe-inspiring giant sequoia celebrated for its immense size, remarkable age and resilience in the face of wildfire and changing environmental conditions.

Jōmon Sugi is a legendary ancient Japanese cedar and one of the world's oldest trees, celebrated for its immense age, cultural significance and role in inspiring the protection of Yakushima’s internationally renowned forests.

Tāne Mahuta is New Zealand’s largest living kauri tree, revered for its immense size, ancient age and cultural significance as a symbol of the country's natural heritage and Māori connection to the forest.

Jaya Sri Maha Bodhi is a revered sacred fig in Sri Lanka, celebrated as the world's oldest known human-planted tree and an enduring symbol of spiritual, cultural and historical significance for millions of pilgrims

The Avenue of the Baobabs is one of Madagascar’s most iconic natural landmarks, featuring majestic centuries-old baobab trees that showcase the beauty, resilience and ecological importance of a once vast tropical forest.

El Drago Milenario is a remarkable and iconic dragon tree in Tenerife, celebrated for its immense size, great age and cultural significance as one of the Canary Islands’ most treasured natural landmarks.

Heart of the Garden is an extraordinary award-winning copper beech in Poland, celebrated for its massive trunk, sprawling canopy and historical significance as one of Europe’s most remarkable and cherished trees.

Major Oak in Sherwood Forest was a world-famous English oak (Quercus robur) and one of Britain’s most celebrated ancient trees.