Dec 27, 2025
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deodar cedar maybe
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deodar cedar, with woodpecker holes?
The Snow Leopard Conservation Centre with Forest Department of Uttarakhand was a success and we were requested to design a FD facility at the same location. This building would serve as an all-year round base camp for Forest officers. Outside meets take place on the touch-down spot under the deodar tree or on the porch. Inside are two proper offices, a kitchen, bathroom and storage facility (for camera traps and other equipment) which doubles as a buffer to the cold North. At the upper floor 2-4 officers can stay comfortably. And of course, we adopt passive solar energy techniques as well as cut zero trees!
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52Plants - Week 1. Cedrus deodara
Common names: Deodar Cedar, Himalayan cedar, Deodar/Devdar/Devadaru
Usage: Lumber is rot-resistant and fine grain, great for construction. Aromatic oil has antifungal properties and repels insect pests. Used extensively in Ayurvedic medicine. Popular as an ornamental tree in Europe and North America.
Identification: Tall pyramidal canopy, graceful pendulous branches of 1-2in slender silver-green needles, upright barrel-shaped cones which disintegrate when mature.
Metaphysical Usage: Deodar is a sacred tree, called "tree/wood of the gods" in Sanskrit, dedicated to Shiva. Attributes are similar to other cedars. Meditate with the living tree, make ritual objects (eg wands or drums) with its wood, or use as incense or oil.
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Fact:Β The disintegrating female cones drop their tips as these neat rosettes!
Deodar
Deodar trees were a part of my travel to Uttarakhand. These trees are a speciality of cold places. Their leaves are needle-like. Such that they stitch up a fabric of beauty throughout the western Himalayan region. Deodars to me were the fairy of this heaven welcoming me and greeting me throughout the travel in hills.
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contemplating Uttarakhand, contemplating nature