How do trees support biodiversity?

How do trees support biodiversity?

Trees play a crucial role in supporting biodiversity by providing habitat, food, and shelter for various species.

Can you explain how different species depend on trees?

Sure! Many animals, like birds and insects, rely on trees for nesting and food, while plants benefit from the shade and nutrients.

What happens if we lose a lot of trees?

Losing trees can lead to habitat destruction, reduced species diversity, and increased carbon emissions, impacting the ecosystem.

Are there specific trees that are more beneficial for biodiversity?

Yes, native trees often support more local wildlife and ecosystems compared to non-native species.

How can we help protect trees and biodiversity?

We can help by planting native trees, supporting conservation efforts, and reducing deforestation.