On the Edge: Decline and Renewal

Estonia, Europe

June 22, 2025 16:32 local time

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At this forest clearing, two worlds meet: decline and renewal. A dead tree in the foreground stands as a reminder of life's fragility, while nearby, a broken yet living tree clings to existence. All around, young trees are growing, symbolizing persistence and regeneration.

After disruption, whether caused by wildfire, logging, or climate change, the forest heals itself slowly but steadily. This quiet resilience reflects nature’s ability to recover, adapt, and begin again.

This panorama is a reminder that every ending contains a beginning, and within every break lies the potential for new growth.

Location

Europe / Estonia

Lat: 59° 23' 13.62" N
Long: 27° 33' 49.392" E

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