Trees made their appearance on the earth way before 370 million years ago on the earth.

The ever-increasing human population is destroying the existing forest cover. In the past 60 years
more than half of the forest area were destroyed.
Tropical rain forests are of particular significance, because they sustain more than half of the
biological species on the planet, although they occupy less than six per cent of land.

Some of the Benefits of having Trees:

Having more number of trees around will reduce the hazardous effects of global warming.
Trees serve as a natural habitat, to a wide variety of flora and fauna. They provide shelter, food
and nutrients to the wild life.
We get all the minerals and vitamins and immunity to diseases needed for our proper health and
growth from the fruits, vegetables, cereals, grains, grams etc.
Many people who suffer from chronicle ailments are said to feel better when they were put in a
beautiful tree surrounded areas.
Tree are in a way, an Oxygen producing industry of modern urban environment as by absorbing
Carbon dioxide, sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxide released by us and in turn provide us Oxygen.
Trees control the climate by moderating the effects of sun, wind, and rain. While they moderate
summer temperature by providing shade, in winters, they act as windbreaks for your home,
thereby helping us to save on heating cost.
Tree roots hold the soil firmly and prevent soil erosion during rainstorm and flooding. This
allows water seeping into ground and increase in the ground water level. Ultimately trees prevent
the drought.
Trees are great absorbers of noise. Noise pollution can be reduced, to a great extent, by planting
more and more trees.

Problems of not having Trees:

Depletion of trees is leading to the degradation of the environment and the extinction of many
species. A real danger cropping up is that in the near future man will destroy a large proportion of
species on earth, creating an uninhabitable environment, and then will die out himself.
Existence of trees is the essence of all life on the planet. So, SAVE Trees.