Gisele Bundchen poses in nature while conducting a fundraiser in support of biodiversity

Gisele Bundchen took to Instagram on Thursday to share several painterly snaps of herself balancing with nature.

In her most recent post, the 42-year-old supermodel was spotted in her native country of Brazil, further contributing to environmental efforts and showing off the fascinating sights.

A few of the photos in her carousel post also show the philanthropist posing with animals and planting trees with her two children – Benjamin, 13, and Vivian, 10.

The brunette beauty, who recently opened up about her divorce and revealed she still loves her ex-husband Tom Brady dearly, looked stunning on the beach.

And in her caption, she explained what she was up to.

Stunning view: Gisele Bundchen, 42, took to Instagram to share several scenic snaps of herself balancing with nature on Thursday; The picture is a throwback as she still wears her Tom Brady wedding ring

She wrote a lengthy caption encouraging more people to get involved in sustainability efforts to protect nature.

“From planting trees to regenerating springs and depleted soils to protecting turtles and jaguars…everything has an impact on nature. The power of nature comes from its diversity, and its survival depends on it,” she began.

“Each life form uniquely creates a balance on earth for all life to thrive,” said the Florida-based star.

“Like people, our differences are also our strengths, and we grow stronger when we work together.

“Last year I started a project called Biomes to help regenerate Brazil’s biodiversity,” added the Vogue model.

“From north to south, east to west, we have selected seven projects in different regions of the country.

Planting seeds: She also shared a photo of her helping a child plant a tree and then a snap of her seeds, which she dipped in soil with her son Benjamin and daughter Vivian – both of whom she shares with her former NFL partner

Happy: Bundchen looked radiant in the multiple snaps in which she helped regenerate and support the biosphere by planting greenery

Showing the love: In another photo, she showed off her slim model physique as she posed in front of a massive, towering tree and hugged the roots

“The species of each biome play an important role in nature because everything is interconnected.

“Now we’re hosting a dinner together with the Luz Alliance Fund in partnership with @brazilfound on Saturday, May 20th in Miami to raise more money to expand our efforts and make a more meaningful impact.”

The runway icon smiled brightly at the sky as she leaned out of a boat to touch the clear water.

The mother-of-two was spotted in a sports bra and biker shorts as she watched and gently petted a turtle as it wandered along the shore.

She also shared a photo of herself helping a child plant a tree.

And there was a snap of her dipping seeds in soil with her son Benjamin and daughter Vivian, both of whom she shares with her former NFL partner.

Community: She also shared a sweet snap of herself holding hands and posing with the indigenous people of Brazil wearing traditional accessories

Bundchen looked radiant in the multiple snaps in which she helped regenerate and support the biosphere by planting greenery.

In another photo, she showed off her slim model body as she posed in front of a massive, towering tree and hugged the roots.

She also shared a sweet snap of herself holding hands and posing with the indigenous people of Brazil wearing traditional accessories.

At some point during her journey home, a colorful parrot appeared to have landed on her car, and she snapped the perfect moment.

She also shared a before and after photo of a small corner in Brazil that has been positively impacted by planting more trees to regenerate Brazil’s biodiversity and wildlife.

Fleeting moments: At some point on her journey home, a colorful parrot appeared to have landed on her car, and she snapped a quick snap of the perfect moment

After a decade: She also shared a before and after photo of a small corner in Brazil that has been positively impacted by planting more trees to regenerate Brazil’s biodiversity and wildlife