They provide habitats for diverse species, a carbon sink through photosynthesis, and essential for oxygen production.
They absorb carbon dioxide, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and support human and animal respiration.

Forests regulate climate, protect watersheds, and hold cultural significance for indigenous communities.
They provide valuable resources like timber, non-timber forest products, and medicinal plants,
They also contribute to eco-tourism and income generation.

They also play a crucial role in preserving water quality and promoting sustainable development.
Forests are vital ecosystems for the planet’s well-being.
Prioritizing their conservation requires responsible management, education, and global cooperation.