Trees

Trees are important for nature because: Trees suck up carbon dioxide , and they provide homes for many types of birds and animals.

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Trees are our most effective tools to help fight Climate Change. 

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Redwood forests are known for the high amount of carbon dioxide that they can capture from the atmosphere. Redwood trees are soft to touch and live more than 1,000 years. The towering tress in a Redwood forest remove and store more carbon from the atmosphere per acre than any other forests on the planet.