Why trees are important to the environment

Trees are consider to be enssentiall role in the environment.trees provide oxygen and limit carbon in the atmosphere,they reduce air pollution provide food and shelter for wildlife minimise erosion .

Depending on the size and conditions of a trees the amount of carbon it take out of the atmosphere varies .a single can absorb 22kilos of carbon in a year ,trees also help add enough oxygen to the atmosphere,trees also increase air quality by filtering a variety of pollutants including dust particle,they absorb gases such as sulfurs dioxide , it also clean pollution out of the soil.

Trees also have an effect on the the weather system in their area . because of it size and root structure they produce large quantity of water out of the soil as they received the sun rays , most of this trees evaporate through the leaves into the atmosphere which creat a significant amount of rainfall it need for it own and the entire ecosystem survival .

Trees are not only for the air filtration but it so act as solar energy collector ,the energy we used 50% comes from the sun , trees are the most effective living organism at transferring the lights into energy from the sun numerous animals eat trees leaves ,flowers , fruits transferring the energy back to ecosystem the leaves of this trees also falls down and broken down by microbes in the soil to create nutrients rich fertilizer for agricultural activities.

Trees also cool the ground providing shelter for animal ,an appropriate condition for variety of plan to grow ,they block wind that can cause soil deposit .they are essentially in holding water and soil within the ecosystem.without trees bare soil is quickly stripped of it nurishing top soil by heavy rain which either runoff into ocean or rivers and stream ,trees.also are the oldest and the longest organisms on planet Earth

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