This picture taken on November 18 2018 shows young cedars yet to be planted by Lebanese NGO Jouzour Loubnan gather to plant young cedars on the...
{"Image ImageDescription": "This picture taken on November 18, 2018 shows young cedars yet to be planted by Lebanese NGO Jouzour Loubnan (\"Roots of Lebanon\") gather to plant young cedars on the slopes of the Jaj Cedar Reserve Forest in the Lebanon mountains, northeast of the capital Beirut, in a joint initiative in partnernship with the Lebanese Army to mark the 75th anniversary of the country's independence. - Climate-change-caused rising temperatures and falling rainfall and snow have allowed for the proliferation of Cephalcia tannourinensis wood wasps among the centuries-old cedars of the Tannourine Forest since the late 1990s, eating away at the emblem of the country which are sometimes known as the \"Cedars of God\". (Photo by JOSEPH EID / AFP)        (Photo credit should read JOSEPH EID/AFP via Getty Images)"}