Tree plantation involves transplanting seedlings for various purposes, benefiting the environment by producing oxygen, improving air quality, and supporting wildlife. Trees also provide practical advantages such as enhancing property value, controlling noise pollution, and preventing soil erosion. Overall, tree planting fosters community connections and combats climate change.

1. Benefits Of Planting
Trees
“Between every two pines is a doorway to a new
world.”
― John Muir

2. What is Tree
Plantation?
• Tree-planting is the process
of transplanting tree seedlings,
generally for forestry, land
reclamation,
or landscaping purpose.
• Trees contribute to their
environment by providing
oxygen, improving air quality,
climate amelioration, conserving
water, preserving soil, and
supporting wildlife. During the
process of
photosynthesis, trees take in
carbon dioxide and produce the
oxygen we breathe.

3. Why To Plant Trees?
Trees Produces Oxygen.
Trees Cleans The Soil.
Trees Control Noise Pollution.
Trees Slow Storm Water Runoff.
Trees Shade and Cool.
Trees Act as Windbreaks.
Trees Fight Soil Erosion.
Trees Increase Property Value.

4. Benefits Of Tree
Plantation?
Trees Provide Wood.
Trees Provide Food.
Trees Save Water.
Trees Helps Prevent
Soil Erosion.
Trees Combat the
Climate Changes.

5. It’s Connected to the Nature from it’s Roots

6. Tree
Plantation
Helps To
Bring Our
Community
Together!

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