• Wildlife Habitat: By planting trees we invest in healthy forests and biodiversity. A single tree can be home to hundreds of species of mammals, plants, insects and fungi. Without trees, these interconnected and complex ecosystems will collapse and these creatures will have no place to call home.

• Carbon Sequestration: Planting trees can help combat global warming. As trees grow, they absorb carbon dioxide from the air, store it, and release oxygen into the atmosphere. 

• Air Quality: As trees grow and consume air, they remove harmful pollutants and improve the quality of air we breathe. 

• Soil Stabilization and Flood Control: Trees play a key role in reducing the risk of natural disasters like floods and landslides by absorbing water and mitigating soil erosion. They also filter out chemicals that would otherwise reach important waterways.

• Forests Provide For Our Wellbeing: Whether it’s shelter, jobs, recreation, water, food or medicine, we rely directly or indirectly on forests for our wellbeing and happiness.

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The health of our planet depends on trees for its survival, we must work to safeguard our wild spaces. 

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