Keila Miller
10/28/2025 4:54 PM
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We desperately need trees for our survival. They are crucial for reducing toxins and purifying the air. They give shelter and food to so many creatures, including us. They protect the soil from erosion and pollution build up; which helps to protect our water system. They create micro ecosystems for special species to thrive in. Aesthetically, they create breathtaking sceneries that allow us to find solace in. The list can go on…
It’s good for my health because it connects me to nature and allows me to give back in a positive way. Trees give us so much more than we give them. The simple act of planting one is a beautiful way of acknowledging and honoring their enormous contribution to life.
It’s good for my health because it connects me to nature and allows me to give back in a positive way. Trees give us so much more than we give them. The simple act of planting one is a beautiful way of acknowledging and honoring their enormous contribution to life.

