Acacia trees are a diverse group of flowering plants belonging to the Fabaceae family. They are commonly found in warm climates, particularly in Australia, Africa, and parts of South America. Acacia trees are known for their distinctive leaves, which can be either feathery or flat, and their bright yellow or white flowers that attract various pollinators. These trees play an important role in their ecosystems, providing food and shelter for wildlife. Many species of acacia are also used for their wood, which is valued for its durability, and some have medicinal properties. Additionally, acacia trees are often planted for erosion control and as ornamental plants in gardens.