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Answered by sumitsingh22january
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Trees give beauty to a place. A beautiful landscape is one where there are plants and trees growing. Trees bloom into beautiful flowers of different types, in varied colours, and spread fragrance.


Trees are Vital to Ecological Balance


Trees are an important part of our ecosystems. They are home to many different species of animals, birds, reptiles and insects. Animals seek the shelter of trees for shade or safety. Most birds build their nests in trees. If there are no trees, the birds will not be able to have a home to raise a family. Likewise, butterflies and insects too depend on trees to live out their life cycle.


Trees also provide food to man and herbivorous animals. The roots, stems, leaves, flowers, fruits and seeds are the tree parts that may be edible. Trees are also valuable for their medicinal properties.


Trees are also important because they give out oxygen and also use up carbon-dioxide in the process of carrying out photosynthesis. Thus, trees provide us oxygen that we depend on to breathe and to live, and also consume carbon-dioxide, thus purifying our air. Besides, since carbon-dioxide is a greenhouse gas, a build up of it in the air causes warming of the atmosphere. This is what causes the ecologically dangerous phenomena of global warming and climate change. Trees are, therefore, important to maintain ecological balance and equilibrium.


Tree Plantation Helps in Increasing the Green Cover


Trees help in holding the soil. In the absence of trees the fertile top soil layer would be easily washed away by water. Trees are important for the planet, and for all the life forms that inhabit it. Trees must, therefore, be protected. Trees must not be felled. As trees take time to grow they should not be recklessly cut. Tree plantation is an important activity by which we can help in increasing the number of trees and make our environment clean.

Answered by SelieVisa
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Importance of Trees and Forests

We depend on forests for our survival, from the air we breathe to the wood we use. Besides providing habitats for animals and livelihoods for humans, forests also offer watershed protection, prevent soil erosion and mitigate climate change. Yet, despite our dependence on forests, we are still allowing them to disappear. Our failure to take care of our forests is threatening the very existence of man and wildlife. Legal and illegal commercial logging had taken its toll on our environment.

1. Trees stabilize the soil. In the absence of trees and forests the fertile top soil is washed away by rainwater making cultivation impossible.

2. Trees prevent desertification. The famous Pink City, Jaipur is being encroached by desert due to the absence of trees.

3. Trees retain water in the soil. Without forests the entire rainwater flows into the sea. The water is then not available as ground water. Thus we experience flash floods followed by severe droughts. The underground water level also sinks and cultivation becomes impossible.

4. If deforestation continues unchecked and if afforestation is not taken up on a war footing, water management experts warned that there will be violent riots for water due to scarcity caused by droughts and pollution of rivers and lakes.

5. Trees are water bearer. Without trees rainfall will decrease and cultivation will become rather a matter of luck. Worldwide food scarcity causing famines is expected as food grain productions diminished due to low and unpredictable rainfall.

6. Trees are oxygen cylinders. Trees absorb the harmful Carbon dioxide and release Oxygen. Deforestation contributes to the decrease in oxygen level and increase Carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. Increased Carbon dioxide level results in lungs diseases, cancer and lower life expectancy.

7. Trees are air conditioners. Trees keep the temperature temperate. Trees and forests are habitats of wild birds and animals. Tree covered lands are the store house of many medicinal plants.

8. Trees also reduce air and noise pollution and add beauty to the landscape.

To save our home, the Earth, and all life in it people must prevent further felling of trees and start planting trees on a mass scale.

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