The Importance of Forests Cannot Be Underestimated

We depend on forests for our survival, from the air we breathe to the wood we use.
Besides graveling habitats for animals and livelihoods for humans, forests also offer watershed
protection, prevent soil erosion and mitigate climate change. Yet, despite our dependence on
forests, we are still allowing them to disappear.

How have forests affected your life today?

Have you had your breakfast? Travelled to work in a bus or car? Sat on a chair? Made a
shopping list? Got a parking ticket? Blow your noise into a tissue? Forest products are a vital
part of our daily lives in more ways than we can imagine.

Over 2 billion people rely on forests

Forests provide us with shelter, livelihoods, water, food and fuel security. All these
activities directly or indirectly involve forests. Some are easy to figure out – fruits, paper and
wood from trees, and so on. Others are less obvious, such as by-products that go into everyday
items like medicines, cosmetics and detergent.

Habitats for biodiversity and livelihood for humans

Looking at it beyond our narrow, human – not to mention urban – perspective. Forests
provide habitats to diverse animal species. They are home to 80% of the world’s terrestrial
biodiversity, and they also form the source of livelihood for many different human settlements,
including 60 million indigenous people.

Forests provide jobs for more than 13 million people across the world

In addition, 300 million people live in forests, including 60 million indigenous people.
Yet, we are losing them. Between 1990 and 2015, the world lost some 129 million ha of forest,
an area the size of South Africa. When we take away the forest, it is not just the trees that go.
The entire ecosystem begins to fall apart, with dire consequences for all of us.
After oceans, forests are the world’s largest storehouses of carbon.

They provide ecosystem services that are critical to human welfare. These include:

 Absorbing harmful greenhouse gasses that produce climate change. In tropical forests
alone, a quarter of a trillion tons of carbon is stored in above and below ground biomass.
 Providing clean water for drinking, bathing and other household needs.
 Protecting watersheds and reducing or slowing the amount of erosion and chemicals that
reach waterways.
 Providing food and medicine.
 Serving as a buffer in natural disasters like flood and rainfalls.
 Providing habitat to more than half of the world’s land-based species.

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KEHUTANAN D

ERLANGGA PRATAMA NASIR

M011191226

Paragraph 1

-) Simple Present Tense

 We depend on forests for our survival, from the air we breathe to the wood we use.

-) Progressive Tense

 We are still allowing them to disappear.

-) Main Idea

The dependence of living creatures on the forest

Paragraph 2

-) Simple Present Tense

 Forest products are a vital part of our daily lives in more ways than we can imagine.

-) Main Idea
The importance of forest products for daily life

Paragraph 3

-) Simple Present Tense

 Forests provide us with shelter, livelihoods, water, food and fuel security.
 Some are easy to figure out – fruits, paper and wood from trees, and so on.
 Others are less obvious, such as by-products that go into everyday items like medicines,
cosmetics and detergent.
-) Main Idea

Forests provide us with shelter, livelihoods, water, food and fuel security.

Paragraph 4

-) Simple Present Tense

 Forests provide habitats to diverse animal species.

 They are home to 80% of the world’s terrestrial biodiversity.

-) Main Idea

The forest as a habitat for animals and a source of livelihood for humans.

Paragraph 5
-) Simple Present Tense
 300 million people live in forests, including 60 million indigenous people.
 When we take away the forest, it is not just the trees that go.
 The entire ecosystem begins to fall apart, with dire consequences for all of us.
 After oceans, forests are the world’s largest storehouses of carbon.

 They provide ecosystem services that are critical to human welfare.

 In tropical forests alone, a quarter of a trillion tons of carbon is stored in above and below
ground biomass.

-) Progressive Tense
 Yet, we are losing them.
 Protecting watersheds and reducing or slowing the amount of erosion and chemicals
that reach waterways.

-) Main Idea

300 million people live in forests, including 60 million indigenous people.

 ENGLISH PROJECT
Name : Abdillah

Class : Kehutanan D

NIM : M011191273

 Paragraf 1
Simple Present :
1. We depend on forests for our survival, from the air we breath to the wood we use.
2. Besides providing habitats for animals and livelihoods for humans, Forests also
offer watershed protection, prevent soil erosion and mitigate climate change.

Present Progressive :

1. Despite our dependence on forests,we are still allowing them to disappear.

Main Idea of the paragraph : Forests provides many thing for us, but we are still
allowing to dissapear.

 Paragraf 2
Simple Present :
1. Forest products are a vital part of our daily lives in more ways we can imagine.

Present Progressive : -

Main idea of the paragraph :We can’t imagine how much we need with the forest
products.

 Paragraf 3
Simple Present :
1. Forests provide us with shelter, livehoods, water, food and fuel security.
2. All these activities directly or indirectly involve forest.
3. Some are easy to figure out – fruits, paper and wood from trees, and so on.
4. Others are less obvious, such as by-products that go into everyday items like
medicines, cosmetics, and detergent.

Present Progressive : -

Main Idea of the paragraph : Forest provide us many things start from shelter,
livehoods, water even items likes medicines, cosmetics, and detergent.
 Paragraf 4
Simple Present :
1. Forest provide habitats to diverse animal species.

Present Progresive :

1. They are home to 80% of the world’s terrestrial biodiversity, and they also from
the source of livehood for many different human settlements, including 60 million
indigenous people.

Main Idea of the paragraph : Forest are the habitats for diverse animal species like
80% terrestial biodiversity and livehood for many different human settlement.

 Paragraf 5
Simple Present :
1. In addition, 300 million people live in forest, including 60 million indigenous
people.
2. Between 1990 and 2015, the world lost some 129 million ha of forest, an area the
size of South Africa.
3. When we take away the forest, it is not just the trees that go.
4. The entire ecosystem begins to fall apart, with dire consequences for all of us.
5. After oceans, forests are the world’s largest storehouses of carbon.
6. They provide ecosystem services that are cricital to human warfare.

Present Progressive :

1. Absorbing harmful greenhouse gasses that produce climate change.

2. Providing clean water for drinking, bathing, and other household needs.
3. Protecting watersheds and reducing or slowing the amount of erosion and
chemicals that reach the waterways.
4. Providing food and medicine.
5. Serving as a buffer in natural disasters like flood and rainfalls.
6. Providing habitat to more than half of the world’s land-based species.

Main Idea of the paragraph : Forest are the world’s largest storehouses of carbon after
the ocean. They provide ecosystem service that are cricital to human warfare.
AHMAD FAUZAN

KEHUTANAN D
M011191293

Paragraph 1

-) Simple Present Tense

 We depend on forests for our survival, from the air we breathe to the wood we use.

-) Progressive Tense

 We are still allowing them to disappear.

-) Main Idea

The depend on forest for our survival

Paragraph 2

-) Simple Present Tense

 Forest products are a vital part of our daily lives in more ways than we can imagine.

-) Main Idea
Forest products are a vital part of our daily lives in more ways than we can imagine.

Paragraph 3

-) Simple Present Tense

 Forests provide us with shelter, livelihoods, water, food and fuel security.
 Others are less obvious, such as by-products that go into everyday items like medicines,
cosmetics and detergent.

-) Main Idea

Forests provide us with shelter, livelihoods, water, food and fuel security.
Paragraph 4

-) Simple Present Tense

 Forests provide habitats to diverse animal species.

 They are home to 80% of the world’s terrestrial biodiversity.

-) Main Idea

The forest as a habitat for animals and a source of livelihood for humans.

Paragraph 5
-) Simple Present Tense
 300 million people live in forests, including 60 million indigenous people.
 The entire ecosystem begins to fall apart, with dire consequences for all of us.
 After oceans, forests are the world’s largest storehouses of carbon.

 They provide ecosystem services that are critical to human welfare.

 In tropical forests alone, a quarter of a trillion tons of carbon is stored in above and below ground
biomass.

-) Progressive Tense
 Yet, we are losing them.
 Protecting watersheds and reducing or slowing the amount of erosion and chemicals that
reach waterways.

-) Main Idea

300 million people live in forests, including 60 million indigenous people

Name : Deril Apet Pamaling

NIM : M011191276

Class : Kehutanan D

Paragraph 1

1. Simple present tense : A. We depend on forests out survival

2. Present progressive : A. we are still allowing them to disappear
3. Main idea : We depend on forests out survival

Paragraph 2

1. Simple present tense : A. Forest products are a vital part of our daily lives in more ways than
we can imagine
2. Main idea : Forest products are a vital part of our daily lives in more ways than
wecan imagine

Paragraph 3

1. Simple present tense : A. Forests provide us with shelter. livelihoods. water. food and fuel
security.
2. Main idea : Forests provide us with shelter and livelihoods

Paragraph 4

1. Simple present tense : A. 300 million people live in forests

2. Present progressive : A. we are losing them
3. Main idea : forests provide habitats to diverse animal species They are home to
80% of the worlds terrestrial biodiversity.

Paragraph 5

1. Simple present tense : A. They provide ecosystem services that are critical to human welfare.
2. Present progressive : A. Providing clean drinking water for, bathing. and other household
needs
3. Main idea : Forests is provide ecosystem services that are critical to human
welfare.
Bahasa Inggris

Nama : Mohammad Arga Batara

NIM : M011191238

A. SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE

PARAGRAPH 1

• Forests have a function as animal habitats and human livelihoods

• Forests also serve as a shelter for wood, prevent soil erosion, and reduce climate
change

PARAGRAPH 2

"How have forests attected your life today?"

• Forest products are an important part of human life

PARAGRAPH 3

"Over 2 billionpeoplerelyon forests"

• Forests provide us with protection, livelihoods , water,food and fuel

• The forests also provides us with fruits, paper,medicines andwoodfromtrees

PARAGRAPH 5

"Forestsprovidejobsfor more than 13 million people across the world"

• Between 1990 and 2015, the world lost some 129 million ha of forest,an area the size of
south africa

• After oceans, forests are the world’s largest storehouses of carbon.

B. SIMPLE PROGRESIVE TENSE

PARAGRAPH 1

• Besides provinding habitats for animals

• We are still allowing
PARAGRAPH 2

• Made a shopping hist?

• Got a parking ticket?

PARAGRAPH 4

• Looking at it beyond our narrow

• Including gomillionindigenouspeople

PARAGRAPH 7

• Absorbing harmful greenhouse gasses that produce climate change

• Providing clean water for drinking,bathing,and other household needs
• Protecting watersheds and reducing or slowing

C. MAIN IDEA

PARAGRAPH 1
We dependonforestsfor our survival, from the air we breathe to the wood we use

PARAGRAPH 2
Forestproducts are a vital part of our daily lives

PARAGRAPH 3
Forestsprovideuswith shelter, livelihoods, water, food, fuel security, fruits, paper, wood
from trees and medicines

PARAGRAPH 4
In additiontosettlementsand livelihoods, forests also serve as habitats for a variety of
animal and plant species

PARAGRAPH 5
When are takeaway the forest, it is not just the free that.
 ENGLISH

NAMA : RAFLY

NIM` : M011191287

KELAS : KEHUTANAN D

DOSEN : MISS ARIN

PARAGRAPH 1

SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE:

 We depend on forests for our survival, from the air we breathe to the wood we

use.

SIMPLE PROGRESSIVE

 We are still allowing them to disappear.

MAIN IDEA

 We depend on forests for our survival, from the air we breathe to the wood we

use.
PARAGRAPH 2

SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE:

 Have you had your breakfast?

 Sat on a chair?

 Made a shopping list?

 Got a parking ticket?

 Blown your nose into a tissue?

SIMPLE PROGRESSIVE :

 -

MAIN IDEA :

 Forest products are a vital part of our daily lives in more ways than we can

imagine.

PARAGRAPH 3

SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE :

 Forests provide us with shelter, livelihoods, water, food and fuel security.

 Some are easy to figure out - fruits, paper and wood from trees, and so on.
SIMPLE PROGRESSIVE :

 -

MAIN IDEA :

 Forests provide us with shelter, livelihoods, water, food and fuel security.

PARAGHRAPH 4 :

SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE :

 They are home to 80% of the world’s terrestrial biodiversity

 Including 60 million indigenous people.

SIMPLE PROGRESSIVE :

 -

MAIN IDEA :

 They are home to 80% of the world’s terrestrial biodiversity and they also form

the source of livelihood for many different human settlements, Including 60

million indigenous people.

PARAGRAPH 5 :

SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE :

 300 million people live in forests

  including 60 million indigenous people

 Between 1990 and 2015, the world lost some 129 million ha of forest, an area

the size of South Africa.

 They provide ecosystem services that are critical to human welfare

SIMPLE PROGRESSIVE :

 -

MAIN IDEA : When are takeaway the forest, it is not just the free that go
Muhammad Nauval

M011191297

FIRST PARAGRAPH

1. Simple Present Tense : - We depend on forests for our survival

- Forests also offer watershed protection

2. Present Progressive Tense : - We are still allowing them to disappear.

3. Main Idea : Forests are important for humans life. Yet, they are still let
them to disappear.

SECOND PARAGRAPH
1. Simple Present Tense : - Forests products are a vital part of our daily lives
2. Present Progressive Tense : -
3. Main Idea : Forests product are a vital part of daily lives.

THIRD PARAGRAPH
1. Simple Present Tense : - Forests provide us with shelter, livelihoods, water, food and

fuel security.
2. Present Progressive Tense : -
3. Main Idea : Forests provide shelter, livelihood, water, food to over 2
people billion.

FOURTH PARAGRAPH
1. Simple present tense : - Forests provide habitats to diverse animal species.

- They are home to 80% of the world terrestrial biodiversity

2. Present Progressive Tense : -

3. Main Idea : Forests are home to 80% of the world terrestrial biodiversity and
the source of livelihood for many different human settlements.

FIFTH PARAGRAPH
1. Simple Present Tense : - The world lost some 129 million Ha of forests

- The entire ecosystembegins to fallapart

2.Present Progressive Tense : - We are losing them

 3.Main Idea : Forests areimportant for humans life. Yet, they are still let them
to disappear.

SIXTH PARAGRAPH
1. Simple Present Tense : - Forests are the world’s largest storehouses of carbon.

- They provide ecosystem services

2.PresentProgressive Tense : -
3. Main Idea : Forests provide ecosystem services that are critical to human
welfare.
EristaAugivia
M011191261

Main Idea in Paragraphs

 The Main Idea of Paragraph one is Humans, animals and nature that depend on the forest
for daily survival
 The Main Idea of Paragraph two is various kinds of forest products that are an important
part of our daily lives.
 The Main Idea of Paragraph three is Human activities involving forests
 The Main Idea of Paragraph four is forest provide habitats for biodiversity and livelihood
for humans
 The Main Idea of Paragraph five is forest provide job for a million people across the
world.

Simple Present Tense

1. We depend on forest for our survival. (Paragraph 1)
2. Forests also offer watershed protection,prevent soil erosion and mitigate climate change.
(Paragraph 1)
3. Forest Products are a vital part of our daily live. (Paragraph 2)
4. Forests provide us with shelter, livelihoods, water, food, and fuel security. (Paragraph 3)
5. Forests provide habitats to diverse animal spesies. (Paragraph 4)
6. They are home to 80 % of the world’s terrestrial biodiversity (Paragraph 4)
7. They also form the source of livelihood for many different human settlements (Paragraph
4)
8. 300 million people live in forest, (Paragraph 5)
9. The world lost some 129 million half of forest, an area the size of South Africa.
(Paragraph 5)
10. We take away the forest. (Paragraph 5)
11. They provide ecosystem services that are critical to human welfare. (Paragraph 5)

Simple Progressive
1. We are still allowing them to disappear. (Paragraph 1)
2. We are losing them. (Paragraph 5)
3. The forest absorbing harmful greenhouse gasses that produce climate change. (Paragraph
5)
4. The forest providing clean water for drinking, bathing, and other household needs.
(Paragraph 5)
5. The forest protecting watersheds and reducing or slowing the amount of erosion and
chemicals that reach waterways. (Paragraph 5)
6. The forest providing food and medicine. (Paragraph 5)
7. The forest serving as a buffer in natural disasters like food and rainfalls. (Paragraph 5)
8. The forest providing habitats to more than half of the world’s land-based species.
(Paragraph 5).
AMALINA SABRINA

M011191239
 Paragraph 1

Main idea :We depend on forest for our survival

Simple Present :

1. We depend on forest for our survival,

2. Forest also offer watershed protection, prevent soil erosion and mitigate climate change

Present Progressive :

1. We are still allowing them to dissappear

 Paragraph 2

Main idea :Forest product manifest in a lot of ways whether we realize it or not in our daily
lives

Simple Present :

1. Forest products are a vital part of our daily lives in more ways than we can imagine (nominal)

Present Progressive :-

 Paragraph 3

Main idea : Forest provide us a lot of functions and things which are directly/indirectly we can
figure out easily

Simple Present :

1. Forest provide us with shelter, livelihoods, water, food, and fuel security

2. All these activities directly or indirectly involve forest.

3. Some are easy to figure out….

4. Others are less obvious,

5. …. by-products that go into everyday items like medicine, cosmetics and detergents

Present Progressive : -
  Paragraph 4

Main idea : Forest provide habitats to diverse animal animal species and humans

Simple Present :

1. Forest provide habitats to diverse animal species

2. They are home to 80% of the world’s terrestrial biodiversity

3. They also form the source of livelihood for many different human settlements

Present Progressive : -

 Paragraph 5

Main idea : There are 300 million people live in forest. Yet, we are losing them.

Simple Present :

1. 300 million people live in forest

2. When we take away the forest, it is not just the trees that go

3. The entire ecosystem begins to fall apart

4. Forests are the world’s largest storehouses of carbon

5. They provide ecosystem services that are critical to human welfare

6. Gasses that produce climate change

Present Progressive :

1. Yet, we are losing them

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OLEH : WA ODE REZKI AULIA CITRA

NIM : M011191281
FAKULTAS : KEHUTANAN
 SIMPLE PRESENT :

*PARAGRAF 1:
1. Forests have a function as animal habitats and human live lihoods
2. Forests also serve as a shelter for wood, prevent soil erosion, and reduce
climate change

*PARAGRAF 2:
1.Forest products are an important part of human life

*PARAGRAF 3 :
1. Forests provide us with protection, livelihoods ,water,food and fuel

2. The forests also provides us with fruits, paper,medicines and wood from trees

*PARAGRAF 4:
1.forests are also home to 80% of the world’s biodiversity,including providers for
60 million indigenous people

*PARAGRAF 5:
1. Between 1990 and 2015, the world lost some 129 million ha of forest,an area
the size of south africa

2. After oceans, forests are the world’s largest storehouses of carbon.

 PROGRESIVE

*PARAGRAF 1:
1. Besidesprovinding habitats for animals
2. We are still allowing

*PARAGRAF 2:
1. Made a shopping hist?
2. Got a parking ticket?

*PARAGRAF 4:
1. Looking at it beyond our narrow
2. Including go million indigenous people

*PARAGRAF 5:
1.We are lusing them

*PARAGRAF 7:
1. Absorbing harmful greenhouse gasses that produce climate change
2. Providing clean water for drinking,bathing,and other household needs
3. Protecting watersheds and reducing or slowing
 MAIN IDEA:
*PARAGRAF 1: We depend on forests for our survival, from the air we breathe
to the wood we use

*PARAGRAG 2: Forest products are a vital part of our daily lives

*PARAGRAF 3: Forests provide us with shelter, livelihoods, water, food, fuel

security, fruits, paper, wood from trees and medicines

*PARAGRAF 4: In addition to settlements and livelihoods, forests also serve as

habitats for a variety of animal and plant species

*PARAGRAF 5: When are take away the forest, it is not just the free that go