Yet the original "Lorax" is something else: a simple, prescient eco-fable that only grows with relevance. It's timeless. The movie isn't ... in his quest to find a tree. It's perfectly sweet.

The movie has reignited the environment-vs.-industry controversy that attended publication of Geisel’s original story of the Lorax, who is there to speak for the trees, and the Once-ler who ...

The Atlantic Forest in Brazil once spanned 330 million acres and has been reduced to a mere 7 percent of its original ... Billion Trees” campaign. “As we bring Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax to ...

In the early days of the environmental movement, the children's author Theodore Geisel, better known as Dr. Seuss, wrote a book about saving trees ... the film at the end, the original Lorax ...

While the Truffula trees of “The Lorax” are fictional, they bear a strong resemblance to the Monterey Cypress. In 2012, the book was made into an animated film.

The Lorax would be devastated to hear that the tree that inspired Dr. Seuss’ 1971 children’s book has fallen. The Monterey Cypress tree was at Ellen Browning Scripps Park in La Jolla ...

Ted seeks the heart of Audrey and believes that if he can get the one thing she longs for a real tree ... film still manages to feel preachy in more heavy handed ways. The original Lorax ...

The Truffula trees at the center of The Lorax may have been a product of Dr. Seuss's imagination, but it's believed they were inspired by a real-life tree in La Jolla, California. Nearly 50 years ...