stunted, majestic, spindly, lush, burnt, starved, gnarly, shaven, twisted, dead, half dead, bunched, drooping, bushy, wrecked, wind blown, tall, shady, hanging, globbed, tight, open, fallen, sparse, spikey, reaching, nibbled, smooth, rough, tough, gone, new, old, skeleton, fluffy, upstanding, needly, strong, protective, unwanted, distant, steadfast, grouped, encased, stifled, protected, soaking, sundrenched, homely, inviting, curved, bare, frothy, bent, planted, wide open, leaning, broken, nested, ghostly, scary, figures, old, clumpy, bunched....and they were only the ones between Narrandera and Tocumwal!
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Trees are like the lungs of the planet. They breathe in carbon dioxide and breathe out oxygen. Additionally, they provide habitat for birds and other wildlife. But that’s not all trees do for us! To see just how much trees are essential to the planet and to humans, let’s look at the following statistics:
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Social and Environmental benefits of trees are they removing Carbon Dioxide and trees improve our health by improving air quality. They may also improve the quality of life for people by improving the visual quality of the landscape. Other benefits could be supporting, enhancing biodiversity and provide opportunities for recreation and renewable source of energy. Trees will help us to save energy by planting trees can also help cool our house in the summer and In the winter, trees can act as windbreaks for your home and will help you save on heating costs.
Removal of other air pollution – Trees also remove other major air pollutants including Sulphur Dioxide, Ozone, Nitrogen Oxide and particulates that cause respiratory problems. Trees release oxygen into the atmosphere as part of their photosynthesis process.