Of all the natural wonders of the earth, forests are one of the most fascinating ever. The mystery beneath tall, thick-layered trees, the endearing sounds of free-flowing water, the music played by the animals in it, the breathtaking scenic views, and the wilderness that is so pure and lovely are what make forests a standing proof of nature’s glory and power. With beauty that is so captivating and mysticism so unfathomable to man, forests are domains of unexplainable purity and divinity.

The importance of forests go beyond the aesthetic limits. Probably unknown to many, our forests are great sources of our most basic needs for living and survival. Among other things, forests function as the most effective watersheds in this world. With forests’ rich, loose soil, thick humus layer, and the soil-retention capabilities of trees, our global water supply is still somehow at a safe level. Also, forests are the home of many species of animals. Forests serve as the breeding and living ground for many kinds of animals. The quality of refuge forests provided to animals is essential for the ecological balance, which in turn, is important in our lives. In economy, the timer supply we get from forests is just one of the many enduring benefits we have been enjoying. Needless to say, forests are our major reservoir of the only kind of air our bodies need–oxygen. » Read more: Fight For Forests’ Welfare