how does planting trees help groundwater conservation ? [brief]
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Planting trees help in retaining water and increasing the level of groundwater in that particular area.It also provide a cool atmosphere by reducing evaporation.
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1.Planting trees is one of the eco-friendly and efficient method for ground water conservation.
2.Every tree has the capacity to balance groud water level through root system
3. A tree with huge roots can absorbs more water and store it in roots which increase water level in ground.
4.During metabolism, trees transpire water . This water helps to form clouds and helps in rainfall.
5.Trees allows more water to percolate to reach and increase ground water.
6. Examples of some trees that can be planted to increase ground water are:
--->Neem tree
---> Ashoka tree
----> Tamarindus Indica .
2.Every tree has the capacity to balance groud water level through root system
3. A tree with huge roots can absorbs more water and store it in roots which increase water level in ground.
4.During metabolism, trees transpire water . This water helps to form clouds and helps in rainfall.
5.Trees allows more water to percolate to reach and increase ground water.
6. Examples of some trees that can be planted to increase ground water are:
--->Neem tree
---> Ashoka tree
----> Tamarindus Indica .
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