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Madrid, Spain, february, 14 2022. Forest: Vegetation, trees, grass and bushes. Focused; tree branch cross section

High Contrast Tree Stump HDR Image.

Felled pine tree in a forest

Hatchet on a snag with a growing plant on it. Rebranding and rebirth concept. This is a 3d render illustration

Red stains on A TREE

Tree Rings

Deforestation. forest, with the remains of tree roots. with a pile of garbage after the person. clouds are gathering over the ground. allegory, nature suffers. environmental problems. metaphor

Group of tree stumps cut in the middle of wild vegetation, an axe stuck in one of the trunks

Branch of a deciduous tree broken by a storm.

Cut trees in Mildridge Wood, Sevenoaks, UK.

Axe and chopped wood on the ground with splinters of kindling lying around it

close-up of a coppiced tree stump grouping woodland management technique nature background. nature theme design element. pruning technique to encourage new shoots for growth.

Old wooden pointer in a forest. Copy space

This is a film scan that has historical value. The photograph is taken on a traditional poultry farm in Oxfordshire, England. Dutch elm disease in Europe has a history dating back about 100 years. This photo relates to the outbreak in England in the late 1960s and early 1970s. The main causative agent was an ascomycete microfungus, (Ophiostoma novo-ulmi), which may have resulted from a cross between two earlier species. Crucial to the infection, acting as a vector for the disease, is the large elm bark beetle (Scolytus scolytus). The tree reacts to the infection by cutting off its own supplies of water and nutrients, leading to yellowing leaves and then death. In this instance, an entire line of elm trees bordering the poultry farm had to be destroyed. Throughout the country it is estimated that around 25 million elm trees died, and the disease is still (2010) on a northward trek through Scotland. Elm tree roots give rise to new suckers, which can grow to 5 metres or so before succumbing once more to the disease. However, low hedges made of elm will survive.

A close up of the wooden block with blood of hen.

Deforestation disaster, heavily cut down forest with a old underground cellar left behind

Extraction of the bark of the cork oak for the obtaining cork

Broken tree in woods. Large spruce tree fell. Old tree. Deforestation.

Felled tree logs, environmental problem.

'Sold' spray painted on a large wood pile.

closeup sawed tree in the forest

Wood piles near the muddy mountain road on Stara Planina, Serbia

a tree that was marked for removal damaged from wood boring insects. the stump has outer rings in view with signs of tunneling and frass in the heartwood. environment design element. dendrochronology and entomology

Harvested wooden logs stacked in a pile in the forest. Deforestation and environmental damage concept

Stump of just cut tree with still green leaves covered in water drops

A stack of neatly arranged cut logs rests on a barren hillside with sparse regrowth and visible tree stumps. The earthy tones and rough textures convey themes of deforestation, environmental impact, and resource use, creating a contrast between natural elements and human intervention.

The axe is placed on a log.

The plants growing from the rotten tree stump are lush and green.

One old New Zealand pine tree that has be freshly cut down. With a morning mist background.

Tree trunks at a lumberyard

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