Why Are Trees Important For Us

Why are trees important to us

They give us food.

They give us oxygen.

Trees make us blength.

Trees take care of our soil and water.

We need trees so we can survive.

Trees provide shelter for us.

Trees should cover at least 40% of city land.

(The cocoa tree is a source of chocolate,is how on the endangered species list).

Trees conserve other resources like the soil.

Trees and land  plants produce about 30% oxygen on earth.

Trees keep the water from running off the land to quickly and help control floods.

Trees keep us clean and happy.

(which are being impacted by polluted water).

Tree conserve other resources. Forests hold the soil and water.

Imagine how many trees are used all over the world.

Perimeter

Calculate the perimeter  shape A = 18      Calculate the perimeter  shape B = 20

                                                                  

Calculate the perimeter  shape A = 18      Calculate the perimeter  shape B = 18

Trees for surrival

Trees For Survival

Trees are very important for us because trees give us oxygen and food. Trees help build houses and they give us shade when it is hot and people can go to the tree and sit under the trees.

     

To keep the environment clean, we need to have 40% of our land covered in tree. But in Auckland only 23.8% of the land is covered. This means that we need to grow lots of trees.