Living memorials are unique tributes that honor individuals or events through the planting of trees, gardens, or other natural elements. Unlike traditional memorials made of stone or metal, these living tributes grow and change over time, symbolizing life and continuity. They often serve as a place for reflection and remembrance, connecting people to nature. These memorials can be found in parks, community spaces, or even private gardens. They may be dedicated to specific individuals, such as veterans or loved ones, and can also commemorate significant events, like natural disasters or historical milestones. Living memorials foster a sense of community and promote environmental stewardship.