Why are Trees so Important?
                     
Why are Trees so Important



Why are Trees so 
Important?


Trees Stops Global Warming

Excess co2 (CO2) is 
accumulating within our 
atmosphere, adding to global 
warming. Trees absorb CO2, 
remove carbon and release 
oxygen into the air. 


Trees Clean The Environment

Trees absorb pollutant and bad 
gases (nitrogen oxides, 

ammonia, sulfur dioxide and 
ozone) and filter particulates 

from the air by trapping them in 
their leaves.


TREES PROVIDE 
OXYGEN

In a single year one mature 
tree can offer enough 
oxygen for many people in a 
day only.


TREES CONSERVE ENERGY

Trees conserve energy by 
reducing the power in cooling 
our homes. Co2 gets reduced 
with other pollutants by 
emissions from power plants, 
trees helps to reduce them.


TREES SAVE WATER

Shade from trees slows water
evaporation from lawns. Most 
recently grown trees simply have
15 gallons water every week. 


TREES SHIELD FROM UV Rays

UV rays is cause of cancer also.
UV rays are harmful to human health 
and body.


TREES helps in Stopping SOIL 
EROSION

On hilly areas landslides, stream 
slopes  can occurs. Trees hold soil 
in those kind of position.


Community & Social Value

Trees are an important part of every 
community. Our streets, parks, 
playgrounds and backyards are lined 
with trees that create a peaceful, 
aesthetically pleasing environment.


Image Credit : http://www.botanybay.nsw.gov.au


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