I envision 2040 as a time when nature and technology exist in harmony. Cities are green, full of old trees that have been preserved and carefully tended, and people are aware of their value not only ecologically but also culturally. The oak trees that were once inventoried are thriving, forming an unbroken ecological network that supports biodiversity. Conservation is no longer just an isolated project, but a way of life, integrated into urban planning and everyday decisions. Libraries remain important cultural and educational hubs, combining physical and digital experiences and fostering meaningful communication. Sustainable lifestyles are becoming the norm, with renewable energy, green transport and responsible consumption. Knowledge sharing between countries is seamless, allowing people to learn from each other. This is a future where respect for history, nature and knowledge creates real progress.