PROTECT OUR FORESTS

 A forest is a piece of nature that one could not buy. It s a blessing to a country when there are lands on this earth in certain countries without a single tree. Forest are wonderful with huge green trees, plants, animals, birds and insects. The streams that run across a forest add freshness and a soothing atmosphere to the environment. Chirping of the birds and the rustling of leaves in the soft wind make it a wonderful place for relaxation. 


Forest serves the humans to live a healthy life. The valuable trees in the forest not only provide shelter to animals but they also provide valuable medicines. Hence, we can see how much the forests contribute towards the existence of humans and animals. Global warming is also a major threat to forests. Since of late many wildfires have been reported throughout the world. We should make the people aware of the importance of protecting there afforestation forest.

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