bun·ya pine

(bŭn′yə)

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Almost like a koala, Jones had made a bunya pine his home for several weeks, building a small shelter to protect himself from the elements, getting along well with neighboring opossums, and providing inspiration for those on the ground.

Aussie Daniel Jones, hero to many and to one special tree in particular, broke an arm and a leg when he fell out of a tree he had inhabited in a nonviolent protest against the destruction of trees for a Woolworth's in Maleny, Australia

cunninghamii), from New South Wales, and the bunya-bunya, or bunya pine (A.

Araucaria

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