What is the importance of protecting trees?

Answer 1

Trees help to reduce global warming by 'cleaning the air'.

Here's how: * A gas that helps to cause global warming is carbon dioxide. * Trees 'breathe' just like we do except when they breathe they take in carbon dioxide not oxygen. * When a tree breathes out it breathes out oxygen. * This is then breathed in by a human. * Carbon dioxide is breathed out the the human... * ...and breathed in by the tree... * This carries on continuously.

Answer 2

The benefits of cutting are mainly for money. Logging, or chopping down of trees for timber, is very profitable. Some people also chop down trees to clear land for architecture and infrastructure. Buildings can be built on the land previously occupied by trees, mainly for economic growth.

Answer 3

It regulates the balance of carbon dioxide and oxygen in the atmosphere as in the last 30-50 years there has been too much CO2 and not enough O2 thus leading to pollution. This is one of many reasons, it also keeps animals and diverse plant species alive.

Answer 4

they can make tree houses and lims and surroundings for plants \ flowers

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We get lumber from trees, and paper made from wood. We get fruit, nuts, shade and control of soil erosion. Most importantly, we get oxygen from trees and other plants.

Answer 5

Trees Take in Carbon Dioxide and breathe out oxygen, cleaning our air. They also are a source of wood to build many things we use in our life. Trees are shade or shelter.

Answer 6

the trees when growing absorb lots of co2 which can reduce global warming.

it protects the animals. it gives them food, shelter and protection

Answer 7

to help us live.

Answer 8

how can we protect trees