1. THE ADVANTAGES OF FORESTS

The axing down of the trees in an unprecedented ruthless manner has the end result as a change from a lush green land to a desert condition which can only partly be retrieved even after the investment of strenuous efforts.

Forests are one of the greatest blessings of nature. The beautiful earth would have been devoid of its charm in the absence of forests. It would have been bald, abominable and threatening.

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Forests are of great advantage to humans, birds beasts, reptiles, and animals. They are primarily responsible for fore keeping the ecological balance intact the clean the atmosphere by absorbing harmful gases and keep a balance of oxygen with other gases. They make the air cool around them. This coolness makes the water vapour in the air heavier and causes clouds to rain down. The areas where there are no or few trees such as Sudan and Ethiopia, often go dry. They suck huge quantity of rainwater that in turn results in springing out of springs and wells. They prevent soil erosion and as a result, not only our hills and mountains and the top productive soil remain un-affected but floods are also prevented.

Forests provide us fuel and timber. They have been playing a tremendous and commendable role in our progress. They provide us with a bonanza of useful herbs and other medicinal plants. The leaves of some trees are used as fodder for animals. They provide us gums, and rubber, etc. Forests are the habitats of precious, useful beautiful and mighty wildlife. They provide shelter to pheasants, ferocious beasts and mammoth beautiful animals and birds.

Forests are a great blessing of Nature. They are really green gold. They must be conserved and preserved. We must shun the ruthless chopping down of forests.

2. THE ADVANTAGES OF FORESTS

Forests are one of the greatest blessings of nature. The beautiful earth would have been devoid of its charm in the absence of forests. Life on earth would have been dull and threatening. Forests are of great advantage to humans, birds, beasts, reptiles and other animals. They are primarily responsible for maintaining ecological balance intact. They clean the atmosphere by absorbing harmful gases and keep a balance of oxygen with other gases. They make the air cool around them. This coolness makes the water vapour in the air heavier and causes clouds to rain down. The areas where there are no or few trees such as Sudan and Ethiopia often go dry.

Trees suck huge quantity of rainwater that in turn results in springing out of springs and wells. They prevent soil erosion and as a result, not only our hills and mountains and the top productive soil remain unaffected but floods are also prevented.

Forests provide us fuel and timber. They have been playing a tremendous and praiseworthy role in our progress. They provide us a lot of useful herbs and other medicinal plants. The leaves of some trees are used as fodder for animals. They provide us gums, and rubber etc. Forests are the habitats of precious, useful, beautiful and mighty wildlife. They provide shelter to birds, beasts and many other beautiful animals.