Question

How do forests help to raise the water table

Answer 1

Explanation:

The forests act as a natural absorber of rainwater and allows it to seep into the ground. Thus, it helps to maintain the water table throughout the year.

Answer 2

Answer: forests raise water table because trees release vapours of water cause of atmosphere and rain.

Explanation: these water vapours released goes up in the clouds and atmosphere and then it rains due to these vapours released from trees . if forests are not there it may lead to

deforestation may cause flooding and even decrease level of water in underground s.