Plant Trees Produce Oxygen.
"Vrikshavalli Amha Soyari Vanachari", "Trees are our true friends."
Information about forests in India
According to a report released by the Forest and Environment Department of the Government of India, 78 lakh 29 thousand sq.ft. Hectare is under forest and 23.81 per cent of the total land area of India is under forest. Considering 28 States and Union Territories of India, deforestation has been reduced in some states and deforestation has been increased in others.
Forests and states in India
State with the largest forest size -
Madhya Pradesh has the highest forest cover in India (94,689 sq km) followed by Andhra Pradesh (63,814 sq km) and Maharashtra (61,939 sq km).
Lowest forested state -
The state of Haryana has the lowest forest cover and only 3.53% of the land in Haryana is under forest. It is followed by Punjab (6.12%) and Bihar (6.87%).
State with high forest area
Sikkim (82.31%) has the highest forest cover in terms of area. It is followed by Mizoram (79.30%) and Manipur (78.01%). Lakshadweep Island has the most forests in the Union Territory.
Major Jewelry in India:
Nilgiris - Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and Kerala - Nanda Devi - Uttarakhandmanas - Assam - Sundarbans - West Bengal - Bay of Bengal
Why plant trees?
Everyone needs money to survive, first oxygen. The environment needs to be protected and nurtured to produce this oxygen. The earth which nourished man, however, considers man blessed to exploit the earth. It requires an understanding of the economics of the environment.
A man needs Rs 2,100 per day of oxygen.
If he lived 80 years,
So his days are 29200.
This is the market value of the oxygen he has taken in his entire life
6 crore 13 lakh 20 thousand rupees...
Every man takes so much marketable oxygen in his whole life. For that, at least everyone should plant an oxygen-giving tree for themselves.
Because we want to increase the number of hands planting trees rather than cutting hands.
Prana Vayu is an important element in air. Without oxygen man cannot live even five minutes. The oxygen content of air is 21%.
Toxic or non-toxic gases reduce the oxygen in the air just by our existence. To survive, we need a constant supply of oxygen.
Respiration releases carbon dioxide gas and plants emit carbon dioxide at night. During the day, plants undergo photosynthesis, absorbing carbon dioxide from the air and releasing oxygen. In this way the proportions of the elements in the air are naturally maintained.
Pimples absorb 100 percent, wood 80 percent and neem 75 percent carbon dioxide.
The benefits of plants
A tree produces oxygen worth Rs 15 lakh in its lifetime.
Also, a tree stops soil erosion of Rs 18 lakh.
Furniture for a family can be made from one tree.
Water worth Rs 40 lakh is recycled from one tree.
One tree destroys three kilograms of carbon in a year.
A tree drops its regular temperature by 2 degrees.
A tree improves soil fertility by mixing 50 kg of mulch with natural leaves.
One bird can nest on 100 birds, giving birth to 27 generations.
A tree provides nutrients worth Rs 6.50 lakh to the soil during its lifetime.
Everybody should plant at least one tree, wake it up, and save it, only then we will build a property worth Rs. 25 lakhs at today's rate for future PD..
Plantation - Undertaking
Planting a tree on a birthday.
Giving saplings as gifts.
Giving trees as gifts to prominent guests at any public event.
Community tree planting should be done on barren land.
In order to protect the oxygen-rich vegetation, everyone should decide to plant at least one tree in the rainy season and carry it out..
Large scale tree planting should be done under school as well as college activities.