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Board Created September 2nd 2007 Weather -Season: - A very mild summer with temperatures up to high 80s. Weather is calm with a few scattered showers. Breeding Bears Birthing Cougars	April 6th 2008 New members wanted! Also, it appears it won't be long before we get the first wolf pack created! ^_^	Admin Lark Pash Ally Character Spotlight Hibou A noble appearance hides his seemingly dark nature.
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The Tree of Life :: Home Forum Name Topics Posts Last Post General: Out of Character Rules Please read the rules before you role play. 3 3 on Sept 3, 2007, 9:33am by Lark Pash in Animals General Board - 1 Viewing (1 sub-board) General topics that can be unrelated to the role play. There is also a sub-board for people to share artwork. Moderator: Lark Pash 12 72 on Apr 18, 2008, 4:39pm by funnybuggyme in Apologies Events of the New World Here you will find the weather, plots, and more. 2 5 on Apr 3, 2008, 12:26pm by Lark Pash in Current Plot 4-3-08 Archives (1 sub-board) Where old and dead posts rest in peace, but remain for members to reflect upon. 1 2 on Oct 2, 2007, 4:00pm by Lark Pash in Isabel-cat ((not finis... Affiliation Please put your affiliation here. Put our banner up after you affiliate with us! 49 59 on May 2, 2008, 11:37am by Collaboration Admin in The Collaboration Character Log (6 sub-boards) A list of all characters can be found within here. 40 82 on May 1, 2008, 3:43pm by funnybuggyme in Timur - Gray Wolf Central Territory Mother's Grove This grove is where the massive White Oak, The Tree of Life, resides. It is the largest and most astounding tree for hundreds of miles. The tree has long limbs that have grown heavy over the years and touch the ground. Yet, it remains strong. Around the tree the vegetation remains a bright vermilion green. Animals inside the grove which stretches a half mile on either side of the tree, are shielded from harm. 3 17 on Apr 17, 2008, 1:25pm by Dawn in Seeing is Believing (D... Catori Spring Catori Spring meaning Soul Spring, is a natural creek only a foot deep. It stretches a few yards before the water sinks back into the earth. The animals tend to drink this water because it is extremely clean and quenches their thirst in just a few sips. Also, the neighboring area around the stream tends to be full of life. Flowers bloom most of the year here besides the dead of winter. 1 10 on Sept 17, 2007, 9:01am by Lark Pash in Drinking Northern Territory Molimo Caves Molimo means “Bear Walking into Shade”. Molimo caves are located in a scattered forest with small openings here and there. The caves are scattered about. Most were created from the space between the roots of trees and the ground after massive trees have fallen to the earth. There is dense moss that covers the ground and the caves giving this part of the woods a calm and comforting feel. 1 1 on Nov 21, 2007, 4:05pm by echosdusk in Nose for Trouble Liwanu Forest These woods are very dense and hard to travel through quickly. The bears enjoy the mixed woodland because it gives them plenty of cover and different species of trees to forage in. The deciduous and coniferous trees are evenly dispersed. There are sycamores and hickories to pines like the white pine and short-leaf pine. 1 1 on Apr 9, 2008, 8:39am by echosdusk in Summer Sun Kuruk Opening This small acre of land is a naturally opened area after a small natural fire burned the ground. Now there is a new stage of life. The land is rich with berries and other fruits and nuts that the bear eats. There are also dandelions, clovers, and neighboring oaks that give the bears acorns, all of which the bear eats. 2 3 on Mar 8, 2008, 9:33pm by Dawn in Treading Dangerously (... Western Territory Ahote Dens Ahote is where a majority of the cougars tend to sleep. The dens are found in the crooks and crannies of a nearby mountain. They appear as just holes in the middle of rocks, but a closer look will reveal it is actually a resting place. This area has sparse trees. The occasional pine dots the landscape. 1 1 on Apr 16, 2008, 3:58pm by funnybuggyme in Encounters Kajika Brush Kajika is one of the reasons the cougars chose to claim the western part of the land. They prefer dense brush over dense forests. The brush is dry during most of the warm months. None of the plants are larger than about eight feet. The bushes and grasses make an easy place for the cougar to sneak around and hide if there is danger. 1 1 on Apr 3, 2008, 9:13pm by funnybuggyme in Spring! Bemossed Ridge Bemossed meaning “walker” was named when the Native Americans continuously spotted the cougars traveling the ridge. The big cats like this rocky incline because it allows them to see over the nearby areas and spot the movement of prey or enemies. The rocks are hard to climb, but the cougar is well equipped at covering this ground in quick and agile motions. 2 38 on Apr 11, 2008, 3:34pm by Dawn in A Hop, Jump, and a Lea... Motega (2 sub-boards) These are the lands of the Native Americans. Here they live in pitched tents decorated in berry juice and other stains they have discovered through time. They are very humble with the wildlife unless the wildlife disturbs them. They have great respect for the animals. They will not kill unless hungry and even then they will use every bit of the hunted animal for their survival. Some are even known to befriend individual animals. 0 0 Southern Territory Mingan Dens The wolf dens are different from the bears dens. They live more in burrows dug out by wolves before them. Others are under large boulders. The woods are thick so the young pups born are safe to explore during their youngest weeks. 2 11 on Oct 3, 2007, 11:22am by Lark Pash in Blood and Worms Sani Forest This is a cluster of old hardwood or deciduous trees. It is one of the better grounds for hunting smaller prey. It is prime habitat for trees like elms, hickory, and oaks. It harbors an array of small wildlife like squirrels and songbirds. The trees provide lots of food and shelter. 3 42 on Apr 26, 2008, 8:32pm by Lark Pash in The Beginning of the N... Enli Woods Enli is a boreal forest. The main plant life includes the spruces and firs. The weather is a bit cooler in these woods than the others in the winter. Hardwoods do not thrive in the conditions come winter. The trees are dense in some areas, but in others they are spread out. It gives the wolves a place to run after the larger prey like elk and deer. This area is always covered in snow in the winter. 1 15 on Dec 2, 2007, 6:02am by Hibou in The snowy season Eastern Territory Moki Woods This is a small wood with lots of pine species. The pine needles are a good part of the deer’s diet. When the pines go through a phase called “needle-cast” every few years they drop dead needles that make excellent material for the deer to bed down in during the day. 2 7 on May 7, 2008, 9:46am by funnybuggyme in Safe in the Woods Honovi Swamp The swamp is bogged down during part of the year. It is patched with shallow water the deer tread in The oaks are the primary trees other than a few cypress. The oaks provide the deer with acorns. The swamp itself provides shelter and a fairly warm place to live in. 2 27 on Apr 8, 2008, 12:06pm by echosdusk in Doe in Labor Awenita Field Awenita is a field with lots of natural grains and grasses. The deer love grazing here, but they have to keep a weary eye. It is open and they are easy targets for a cougar, wolf, or a hungry Native American. 7 77 on Apr 22, 2008, 1:58pm by echosdusk in Mother and Fawn James Camp (2 sub-boards) An area filled with wooden buildings built by a type of people the animals of the forest had never seen before. They've come to make a new home, regardless of what is in their way. These people are in fact the European settlers. They know very little about this New World. They have docked their ships and began construction to make a new town. 1 1 on Apr 10, 2008, 7:12pm by Nile Crocodile in Walls and Wings Northeastern Territory Misu These are the watering grounds. It has the most plentiful water in the area. When water is low or scarce during parts of the year most of the animals share this small lakes water amongst each other. 1 1 on May 1, 2008, 11:44am by funnybuggyme in Leaping through the tr... Northwestern Territory Humita The Native Americans have claimed this as their land. They have planted in this field corn and they will often rotate their crops through the season. They do not appreciate wildlife munching on their food. However, it is very tempting for the deer and bears which also leads in hungry cougars and wolves looking for a deer or rodents eating the corn. 0 0 Southeastern Territory Chansomps This is a logged area made by the Europeans. They have completely stripped this piece of land of trees to use the lumber on construction of their huts and cabins among other things. It seems devastating, but already a new stage of life is starting sprout up from the soil. There are remains of the pieces and bits of trees lying about. Chansomps is not far from the settlers. Settlers could possibly be spotted still traipsing the land. 0 0 Southwestern Territory Mukki This is where the animals breed during each of their breeding seasons. This area has a mixture of habitat that all the four major animals require. It sustains their needs long enough to breed then wander back to their territory. This land can be quite dangerous depending on which species is breeding. The bucks become quite aggressive here for example. 0 0 Info Center Forum Statistics Total Topics: 138   -   Total Posts: 476 Last Updated Topic: Safe in the Woods by funnybuggyme (May 7, 2008, 9:46am) View the 10 most recent posts of this forum. Total Members: 15 Newest Member: Pinky Users Online 0 Members, 2 Guests. Most users online was 13, Apr 3, 2008, 11:28pm Active Users In The Past 24 Hours 1 Staff Member, 0 Members, 26 Guests funnybuggyme Login Username: Create New Account Password: Forgot Your Password? Stay logged in for: 15 minutes30 minutes1 hour2 hours4 hours6 hours12 hours1 day1 weekForever Forum Jump--------------------» Home--------------------» General: Out of Character--------------------- Rules- General Board --- Artwork- Events of the New World- Archives --- Fatalities or Retired Characters- Affiliation- Character Log --- Feline Characters --- Canine Characters --- Bear Characters --- Hooved Characters --- Feathered Characters --- Other Characters--------------------» Central Territory--------------------- Mother's Grove- Catori Spring--------------------» Northern Territory--------------------- Molimo Caves- Liwanu Forest- Kuruk Opening--------------------» Western Territory--------------------- Ahote Dens- Kajika Brush- Bemossed Ridge- Motega --- Native American Village --- Pastureland--------------------» Southern Territory--------------------- Mingan Dens- Sani Forest- Enli Woods--------------------» Eastern Territory--------------------- Moki Woods- Honovi Swamp- Awenita Field- James Camp --- The Fort --- The docks--------------------» Northeastern Territory--------------------- Misu--------------------» Northwestern Territory--------------------- Humita--------------------» Southeastern Territory--------------------- Chansomps--------------------» Southwestern Territory--------------------- Mukki

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