Map of Canada Made Out of Wood From Each Province and Territory's Official Tree (Compilation)

[@jcjcjones33]

The thought of you doing this with the countries of Africa bring me more excitement than it should, but the heart(wood) wants what it wants.

[@tabeechey]

Oh that is 100% expected, that will be fascinating!!!

[@autumnstoptwo]

!!!!! i want a full length video on the baobab tree so ill wait 😌✌🏾

[@libertytoall69]

As soon as this was posted i instantly clicked on this video, i will always take my time to watch these amazing pieces of work

[@HeroOfComberthHarbor]

I believe most of us would wholeheartedly agree with you

[@jakeschrader151]

This!! Brightened my day

[@cpt_frostbite]

same

[@terryeckmeier7027]

My family are part of the Temagami First Nations where the old growth white forest of Ontario are still standing. I have a great picture of my grandmother protesting and being taken away by the police because they were trying to stop the logging of the old growth. Red Squirrel Road was where it happened.

[@notoriousresearcher]

She sounds like an amazing woman, police shouldn't be allowed to treat protectors like that

[@stumpy_duck]

that is incredible, you have a legend and a hero in your family.

[@RobertP.Trebor]

I've been up to Lake Temagami and it is GORGEOUS up there. Thabks to your Grandma

[@phatboys_breakfast]

I would love to see Australia's trees represented by your lovely maps.

[@thomasmarais5008]

I've watched these series as they come across my youtube shorts feed, but I'm really happy you released the compilation! As for regions to do next, you should do South Africa, we have some visually spectacular woods that have a multitude of other uses

[@ari_et_alice4330]

As a French Canadian from Quebec, you pronounce Quebec really well. I love your videos. Especially this one and it’s an honor to see it🫶🏼❤️

[@AceLikesCrows]

I know, right! Not “kwe-beck” or “kyu-beck”.

[@banjopiggottwright1802]

You should do Australia next, and while we don't have official state/territory trees (we have state/territory flowers/plants instead), Australia still has a large plethora of awesome tress, despite the fact that 70% of Australia is considered Arid/Semi-Arid. New South Wales (my home state): Sydney Red Gum Tree Queensland: Daintree Pine Tree Victoria: Black Wattle Tree South Australia: Ridged-Fruit Mallee Tree Western Australia: Nuytsia or Western Australian Christmas Tree Tasmania: Tasmanian Blue Gum Tree (the state's official plant/flower) Northern Territory: Ghost Gum Tree Australian Capital Territory (ACT): Apple Box Tree Obviously, it could be a massive challenge to source all of these tree woods, but if you can make it work, then that'd be awesome. Keep up the good work, my friend

[@btej2670]

Final product looks incredible. If i may make a suggestion for the next map i think you could try japan. It has really diverse flora and i beleive it would look really nice :D

[@JwalkngSeal]

Absolutely incredible. These map projects are some of my favourite on the channel and I think you pull off the idea really well! Great job! I think New Zealand would be a great choice for the next map, because it has 17 diverse regions and some of the most unique tree species on the planet. It would be a dream come true to have you make a tree map of my country.

[@Gotapengwen]

I can’t wait to see the world map! Once everything is done.. that could become a tourist attraction.

[@Stonmann]

You know South Africa has some unique regional tree culture with bite sized provinces! Just saying ;))

[@PurelyHumanoid]

This is the first of your videos I've seen, I'm from the Northwest Territories. I'd say you made me wait but, it sounds like you waited longer! Love the finished product.

[@PurelyHumanoid]

I also thought that your approach to selecting a tree for Nunavut was neat. When I was a kid, they were the same territory and tough to draw. Kudos, you have a lot of patience!

[@alienf9998]

Love the history and uses for each tree he describes. Well done!

[@luisaraujo4708]

I’ve watched many of your map shorts but I REALLY enjoyed this video of the entire map of Canada. Well done!

[@orlando1a1]

Fantastic video. So interesting to watch - and learn about the wonderful native species of trees of Canada. Thank you, Justin.

[@Jett-n-gin]

I would love to see Australia! I think it would be really interesting to explore the different traditional uses and history of Australian trees!

[@jasoncarter3182]

The map turned out great and my cold canadian heart is happy you took the time to scale it rather well to your US map

[@straggler64]

I feel like Mexico would be the obvious one next to complete the NA trio, and lots of variety with woods people may not be familiar with.

[@jenny_readss]

I'd love full length map series!

[@wolfamoore1239]

I'd love to see Australia done next.

[@alexconrad2904]

Australian states would be awesome! There are a ton of cool trees down there and there are only seven states (and you could add in NZ for some more trees) so it wouldn't be a huge time commitment.

[@augiedog2013]

Hope we get a poster for this!! The map looks incredible!

[@Adri_Unsung]

I did not realize how much Ontario looks like a sideways Michigan. Great video as always ❤

[@trisharichards7340]

Your videos are always so interesting!! The time you've spent doing research ,and all of the care that's been put into doing everything that you do, definitely comes through in the quality of your videos and is so appreciated!!! Thank you for continuing to do what you do!!!☺

[@josephmorris4875]

I love these videos and the information you give out every single time. I could rewatch these all day. I also love hearing you express yourself more and more so my vote is for a new map of either different states or countries you've visited and your favorite tree from each location!

[@justsomerandomdudeontheint9859]

Hey! Do you think you can maybe do a carving for your “famous tree” series with the same kinda of wood as Methuselah, the oldest livi tree?

[@faithburgess5073]

I love your videos! I especially love the longer length ones where you add in a bit of baking. Also digging the Radiohead t-shirts. Thanks for making interesting, fun, and educational content! (:

[@AsioEntomo]

I know this is an extremely weird compliment, but I'm really, really glad you format the scientific names correctly! For anyone unaware, the correct way to write the scientific/latin name of any species is to capitalize the first word (the genus) but not the second one (the species/specific epithet). Then the whole thing should be italicized or underlined. I know it's a weird hill to die on, but it bothers me to see it done wrong because it was drilled so aggressively into my head in college. I often see science educators mess it up, which is just wild to me. Ironically, the prof who drilled the formatting so hard taught tree and shrub ID, I'm sure she'd love this video!

[@זיושוסטר-ע5ס]

Great series, been waiting for so long to see the NT piece since it's a reigon i'm facinated with. For the next series you should maybe do a country from oceania.

[@arc4705]

Lovely!!! I adore the presentation. The wood used was by far the most beautiful cuts I've seen of your maps 🥹 I'd be delighted to see Central America (and the whole of the Antilles if possible) next!

[@iris5789]

Ive missed your long form videos but this one was lovely! Hope to see another region soon, would it be possible to make a community note mentioning what youre gonna be doing next since aome of us dont use tiktok?

[@ANinjasEerierEnemy]

I have a lot of favorite KZbin creators, but your videos always remind me that you are my favoritest.

[@AlegoCarmadein]

Awesome! Excited to watch this!

[@amperisk58]

You could do China. It’s a pretty big nation that’s got plenty of different biomes

[@hellobabyy97]

Your videos have sparked a newfound adoration and fascination in me for trees! They’re patterns also so beautiful in a way only nature can produce. Thank you for your informative videos and incredible craftsmanship. I’d love to buy one of your vases as a birthday gift to myself this year. It seems like they’re all out of stock at the moment, but would love to be notified when a new one’s available!! Please keep up the great work and spreading love for trees ♥️

[@isabellarose5529]

This was an amazing video! You should totally do Europe next ❤

[@MamaJewelsMarshall]

That was awesome! Beautiful! 👍😁👍✌️💜💜💜 Happy New Year!

[@brentonboutin9584]

Haven't seen you for Christmas holidays, so was hoping you were okay. Glad to see you again.

[@bearsgeography8330]

Up next is the Canadian wood map and boy is it impressive! Also, time to wait for another video in a few months! (really like your channel, keep it up!)

[@madeleineevelinaguekguezia550]

I think west asia has some incredible trees that would make for a great map and series (Lebanon even has a cedar on its flag!!)

[@timer04]

Love you're videos man. Much love from Denmark

[@stinkybinky6441]

beautiful!!

[@Evan976]

Love the videos

[@Kellfiree]

Loved learning about all our native trees. - sending good vibes from Canada

[@Out_in_the_Open_5]

In elementrary school we had a lot of art projets with some of the trees on the list. This vid is weiredly nestalgic.

[@Jett-n-gin]

Who cares about the format when the content is this good!

[@coolwatyr]

I love these videos! I have always had a love of the beauty of different woods. To be able to hear wonderful details about the trees AND see you make cool stuff?? Pure Joy! Thank you May 2024 bring you great success, prosperity in all that you do, and abundance in all that you need. 🌲 Linda

[@pancakeidiot14]

I love the inclusion of discussing the native indigenous peoples and what they use the trees for!

[@BasMeek]

Thank you Justin, so much, for making this beautiful tree map and all the others. I have learned so many new things about trees because of you. Because of you I have started to develop a love for trees, their wood and their amazing properties. I am truly thankful for all of that and I already can't wait to see what other things you have in store for us.❤

[@amberbydreamsart5467]

Always love your compilations!! And glad to see another upload, I missed your videos!

[@ytg018]

Amazing video, well done! As for a region to do next, why not try tackling the Indian Subcontinent? We have a vast majority of trees to use and will look beautiful!

[@Bdogg12139]

Been waiting on your videos!

[@pepsdeps]

How about doing a regional map of Mexico? it's 32 states, quite interesting with many varieties of interesting trees (the most oak diversity in the world!), and it would be good that it would complete the three big North American countries

[@ahamilton4021]

Looks amazing - Australia and New Zealand would be bangers.

[@MichaelOrton]

I like your jacket. Also, good job on the map. Never fail to impress.

[@jeanlong4285]

This is so cool. Not only did you do a map of Canada but the wood of each province.

[@funkophone]

Honoured, bud. Cheers from NS

[@jasonarthurs3885]

Kudos for breaking the format; editing is top-notch!

[@DriftWander770]

Educational and wood obsessed. Well done!

[@Fred-lz3pu]

first like, love your work! keep it up please!!

[@melissamackinnon8384]

This is so entertaining yet relaxing 😊

[@Gogurtbump]

For a new region? The states of Mexico could be neat, or the prefectures of Japan. Maybe Australian States or Russian Oblasts and Republics?

[@BeatriceClarke-dh5mc]

As a native albertan Im so happy great job man

[@mitch-te5ss]

SO excited! im canadian so i just had to watch it as soon as i saw it in my notifications!

[@mitch-te5ss]

oh thank god you pronounced newfoundland right LOL usually anyone not from here says it wrong. good on ya!!!

[@elin2962]

A late christmas present!! Thanks for this video❤ Love your maps! I collect globes and maps... and I really wish I could own one of yours...❤❤❤ Happy new year Justin!🎉

[@lifecrisis88]

Very informative video and awesome work

[@lainewiens]

Thank you so much. This is a great resource.

[@timarmstrong2338]

South America, all those gorgeous exotic woods would make an incredible map.

[@_Prince_Of_Darkness]

A tree map of Europe with all the trivia related to the tree wood being used sounds exciting, especially when it comes in separate videos for each country done in a series and probably a compilation of short videos at the end of the series.

[@jean-francoisdaignault9612]

I’m late to the party AND I’m embarrassed to admit I did not know that my province’s official tree is the yellow birch… Even worse, we just had our floors redone… in yellow birch. Although in my defence its colloquial name in Québec is « merisier » and not « bouleau jaune », its official name. Just discovering this series, its fantastic!!! Belated kudos!

[@jonathanbranum8976]

seeing's how you share knowledge and awwmazing wood work, I'm thinking something in the Scandinavian area, maybe Holland with all their land reclamation of the ocean...? or Finland, kinda funky map? Awesome work and I actually felt like I was in class, learning stuff...that was a whole lot of fun TY very much...Happy New Year--what tree is used most to celebrate the New Year, I wonder? Probably dependent on region and culture more than one specific tree/type...:)) yes I could Google that, but why would I take a teaching moment away from you... ;p

[@jdhannan]

Good to see something from you whatever it is!

[@lostinrabbithole12]

"And there are a host of additional traditional medicinal uses" That's a tongue twister right there.

[@Mia-qw4ms]

this is amazing, thank you!!

[@allanlank]

As a Canadian, I thank you for such great work.

[@mayor4797]

My gut reaction for a future map, not knowing if they have state/province trees, is Germany, Spain, or China. All three have distinctive divisions, both geometrically and culturally. China also spans a large area, which should mean a diverse set of trees. I would say Brazil for the same reasons, but I can't imagine that would be morally ok.

[@emeraldsoda4059]

I was thinking China. I am curious about their trees~

[@alyssataylor2338]

This was very cool. I learned so much and might find myself falling down a Canadian tree rabbit hole later.

[@Heyhowareyou-p5e]

I love what you do for a living.

[@boiledsocks1111]

Since you've done two of the biggest countries in North America, I think you should do Mexico next.

[@nicholas.k.mcnabb6173]

As a Canadian this gives me so much joy

[@helgavoorneveld1530]

Yay love the long video!!!

[@monotonescreaming9360]

i think you should do Europe or Asia next

[@miippi]

These are so satisfying. I would love to see some European trees, like Nordic countries, but I do feel like they would either all be pine or birch. Another one that could be really fun would be Australia.

[@mio1260]

this is so fun

[@sarahday5861]

Favorite tree bark is Melaluca quinquenervia. Paper bark tree. And there is one that I think is called a tulip tree (not the one you've shown before) - it has spikey bumps on a comical trunk. Pink purple flowers and large seed pods. I like weird trees. 😊

[@erirera2874]

I’d love to see Mexico next, it would complete the North America trio. Also plenty of interesting woods to work with.

[@LM-hd1gt]

Yay from Alberta, Canada 🇨🇦

[@thepogona2391]

you could do a map of europe next !

[@amperisk58]

Europe is a good region

[@Bryce_the_Woomy_Boi]

This should be nice in the background

[@jakxxsi]

Love you videos and how you actually care about the tree and teach others about the trees. But I always wandered how you stick the wood to the board?

[@charjones5267]

Thank you so much for doing this 🇨🇦map. I loved your USA 🇺🇸 map. As a Canadian from British Columbia,Vancouver island I appreciate you and the amazing work you do👏👏👏👏🥰🥰🥰🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦 also an fyi for on Vancouver Island we have a very special and rare tree called, Arbutus tree … and of course all the Giant cedars.

[@getexciteddd]

This is such a cool map!!

[@joshuahymel9750]

Africa has some crazy cool tree species. Ebony and baobabs just to start... That'd be cool.

[@Cael_b]

me living in Calgary, Alberta I hade never heard of a lodgepole pine but I've heard of the the Beatle

[@monedameow]

Fav video so far ❤❤❤

[@wolfchick8387]

For Nova Scotia I would have chosen the sugar maple because they look so nice in the fall and maples are everywhere in Nova Scotia. For Alberta I would choose the River Birch or the Alberta Spruce I think both can be found all over the place and they both look nice.

[@erictheriault9881]

Merci beaucoup!!! So happy to see this map of my Great White North!!!

[@aninastorm4709]

I think I said this in you Great Britain compilation, but I think it would be pretty cool to see you make a map of Scandinavia❤ I am Danish and there are so many beautiful native forests and cool trees that I don't think I've seen you work with yet... horse chestnut, copper beech, willow and of course pine are all so pretty☺

[@doorsisjustgoodlol]

as a canadian this masterpiece deserves in a art show the amount of time finding the native trees from different provinces and territories is crazy keep it up ❤🪵

[@idiotsloveboxes]

16:26 Did not know you are so into trees that you tattooed yourself with a tree image. I like knowing that.