Evergreens

Trees are fundamental to life on Earth, being among the oldest and most majestic forms of life. Through photosynthesis, they transform carbon dioxide into oxygen, providing breathable air for all living beings. They offer shelter to numerous animal and plant species, creating complex ecosystems rich in biodiversity.

Tree roots anchor the soil, preventing erosion and contributing to the regulation of the water cycle. Their canopies, in addition to providing shade and reducing temperatures, filter air pollution, improving air quality. Trees also hold cultural and spiritual value; in many traditions, they symbolize strength, growth, and connection to nature.

In an era of climate change, protecting trees is essential. Every tree planted helps combat global warming by reducing greenhouse gas emissions and supporting the well-being of the planet and future generations.