"Trees are the breath of nature,
they transform sunlight into life.
They speak a silent language,
which we should understand and strive for."
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Trees are an important part of our ecosystem and play a crucial role in climate change, biodiversity, and protection from natural disasters. Unfortunately, more and more trees are being cut down around the world, which has a negative impact on the environment. In this blog post, we at NASH would like to explore the importance of trees to our ecosystem and explain why it is so important to plant trees. At NASH, we are working with the organizations Onetreeplanted and Ecologi to jointly leave a positive environmental footprint on our planet.
Trees are not only beautiful natural wonders , but also important CO2 stores. Through photosynthesis, they absorb carbon dioxide from the air and convert it into vital oxygen. A fully grown tree can store up to 22 kilograms of CO2 per year - a remarkable achievement! But that's not all: Studies show that reforesting 1.2 trillion trees worldwide could help offset a whopping two-thirds of human-caused CO2 emissions. That's an enormous contribution to climate protection! That's why we should all do our part to plant and protect more trees. Because that's the only way we can fight climate change together and preserve our planet for future generations.
Trees are more than just green plants . They are an important part of our ecosystem and contribute significantly to the preservation of biodiversity. Trees not only store CO2 but also provide habitat for numerous animals and plants. Without them, our ecosystem would be out of balance and nature would be endangered. But trees are not only important for nature. They also provide important protection for humans. They can prevent flooding and erosion and protect us from storms. Their roots stabilize the soil and can even act as a natural protective wall against flooding. For this reason, reforestation projects are being carried out around the world to protect the environment and improve people's living conditions. One impressive example of this is the "Great Green Wall" project in Africa, in which an 8,000-kilometer-long belt of trees is being planted to stop desertification and improve the living conditions of the people in the region. Trees are therefore not only beautiful and majestic plants, but also essential for our ecosystem and our conservation. We should be aware of their importance and work to preserve and increase them in order to create a sustainable future for ourselves and our environment.
Trees are not only important for the ecosystem and climate protection , but also a vital economic factor. The timber industry and sustainable forestry are important sectors that create jobs and contribute to the local economy. It is important that forests are managed sustainably to prevent overexploitation and destruction. Sustainable forestry ensures that forests are preserved in the long term while simultaneously meeting human needs.
Trees can also play a role in other areas of the economy . For example, trees are used to make paper and cardboard, which are used in many areas of everyday life. The cosmetics and food industries also often use plant-based raw materials derived from trees.
In many countries, reforestation projects are an important part of the local economy. For example, in India, where the "Green India Mission" project aims to help plant 2.5 billion trees by 2030, thereby creating jobs and protecting the environment. Brazil also has successful reforestation projects that help protect forests while boosting the local economy.
The NASH conclusion: Trees are an important part of our planet and play a crucial role in combating climate change. They absorb CO2, produce oxygen, protect the soil, and provide habitat for a variety of animal species. By restoring forests, we can not only combat climate change but also preserve biodiversity, improve water quality, and support local communities. Each of us can make a contribution by planting trees or supporting organizations committed to reforestation.
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All love,
Thomas von NASH
Sources:
Crowther et al. "The global tree restoration potential", 2019 "Science"
African Union's "Great Green Wall" website https://www.greatgreenwall.org/ OneTreePlanted website https://onetreeplanted.org/pages/why-trees
