The "Old Gods of the Forest" refers to ancient deities or spirits believed to inhabit forests and natural landscapes. These entities are often associated with nature, fertility, and the protection of wildlife. Many cultures, including the Celtic and Norse traditions, have their own versions of these forest gods, who are revered for their wisdom and power over the natural world. In folklore, the Old Gods are often depicted as guardians of the forest, embodying the essence of trees, animals, and the earth itself. They are celebrated in various rituals and festivals, emphasizing the importance of respecting and preserving nature. These beliefs highlight the deep connection between humans and the environment.