4 questions and answers about nature, trees

Let's start with the basics. What is nature, in simple terms? Nature is the phenomena of the physical world collectively, covering plants, animals, the terrain, and other characteristics and products of the planet, as opposed to humans or human innovations.

Is that all there is to it? Is it possible to classify it as a nature preserve? "Or is it the valley of nature?"

Is it an idea that pervades us no matter where we look or how we feel? Is this the case for everyone? The list goes on...

More importantly, we cannot imagine nature without trees. This is very typical of human nature! Trees are vital to our life and the earths in order to keep it green, joyful, and trendy.


1. Why are trees so important?

Is there a dollar tree in the area? What’s your family tree?   Who doesn't want to decorate their home with a Christmas tree? Every youngster fantasizes of playing in a tree house... Trees may be found in almost every aspect of our everyday life.

Trees have provided humans with two of life's most important elements, food and oxygen, from the beginning. They offered additional requirements as humankind progressed, such as shelter, medicine, and tools.

Today, as their function extends to meet the demands caused by our modern lifestyles, their worth continues to rise, and additional advantages of trees are identified.

2.What are trees used for in nature?

Trees benefit the environment by supplying oxygen, improving air quality, mitigating climate change, saving water, maintaining soil, and providing habitat for wildlife. Photosynthesis is the process through which trees take in carbon dioxide and generate oxygen for us to breathe. That is why natural preserves are so important for the entire human race.

3.How do trees interact with the environment?

Air quality is improved by trees. Because trees absorb pollutants through their leaves, retaining or sequestering them and filtering them in the air, they are frequently referred to as the earth's lungs. Trees, like all other green plants, create oxygen through photosynthesis. Humanity, on the other hand, is not a natural resource center. Humans are all a part of nature. We also have a responsibility to maintain the natural balance.

4.How can we save trees?

What can we do to save trees? After all, we just talked about how important trees are. So, what can we do to help save trees? How can trees be saved? There are a multitude of straightforward options. These are the following:

 Choose cloth over paper wherever available.

• Purchase products made from recycled paper.
• Reduce the amount of paper you use.
• Make an effort to persuade your local community to do more to protect trees.
• Look for tree-planting or tree-protection volunteer activities.
• Order on FALKEL, plant one tree for each order.