Trees Our Best Friend

“When you plant a tree, you plant a life,” as the saying goes. Trees are one of Mother Earth's greatest gifts to humanity. The most crucial thing to remember is that trees do not require our presence; rather, we require their presence. Aside from the numerous advantages they provide, trees are unquestionably our best companions. They are the friends that constantly go out of their way to help us without asking anything in return. Trees have been on our planet longer than people, yet humans prefer to overlook this fact. They are oblivious to their importance and continue to abuse them indefinitely for short-term gain.

Trees, like our companions, come in handy in a variety of ways. Trees, like humans, share what they have with their friends. They share their fruits, seeds, flowers, herbs, and other products with us. Because trees are one of the world's primary suppliers of oxygen, human existence would be impossible to sustain without them. They are in charge of keeping us safe beneath their shade. They also aid in the prevention of natural disasters such as droughts and floods. Trees provide a habitat for a variety of birds and animals in addition to being helpful to people.

They give them refuge, which benefits people as well. In other words, trees play the function of a best friend in the lives of every human person, regardless of circumstance. The globe is rapidly becoming a concrete jungle, with little or no regard for the terrible implications. As a result, one must recognize these truths and take action before it is too late.

To summarise, just as life becomes difficult without our closest friend, life will become difficult without trees. Saving trees from being chopped down is the very least we can do for them. This planet will become a desert if plants are not planted. While many governments in various nations are taking steps to protect them, we must also do so on an individual basis. Encourage tree planting and participate in tree-planting projects. Protect our closest buddies and make the world a greener place.

By: Samaira Sachdeva
Delhi Public School, Gautam Buddh Nagar