Kernu juniper, Individual protected natural object in Saue Rural Municipality, Estonia.
The Kernu juniper is a protected natural object located in northern Estonia within Saue Rural Municipality. This stands roughly 4 meters high with a thick trunk, forming a distinctive shape that makes it recognizable in the rural landscape of the region.
This tree received protected status through Estonia's nature conservation laws that recognize and preserve trees of natural significance. The designation reflects the country's long-standing interest in maintaining notable trees as part of its natural landscape.
This juniper represents how local communities value Estonia's natural heritage and protect trees that have grown for generations. It stands as a reminder of the connection between people and the forest landscape that surrounds their villages.
The tree is located in Kernu village within Saue Rural Municipality and can be found using standard maps or navigation tools. The site is in open rural terrain, so wearing suitable clothes for outdoor walking and checking local weather conditions is recommended before visiting.
A protected zone extending 50 meters around the tree restricts activities that could harm its growth and survival. This management approach shows how carefully Estonia monitors and guards its designated natural objects.
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