Reforestation

Reforestation is the process of planting trees in an area that trees died for depleted space. This is important for the environment because they store carbon, release oxygen, provide us with shelter, and equilibrate the soil. Today, storing carbon is very important because it can cool the atmosphere of the earth. Releasing oxygen is also critical because we need it to stay alive. Trees provide shelter and homes for humans and animals. Lastly, they equilibrate soil for foods, animals, and plants to be able to grow. We need to plant more trees to keep the earth, people, and animals healthy. Without trees, we would probably not be able to live. So, planting trees could stabilize a new future for the earth and life on the planet.