Plantation

 

Plantation plays a crucial role in maintaining ecological balance and supporting biodiversity. By planting a variety of trees and plants, we contribute to the environment by enhancing air quality, conserving water, and preventing soil erosion. Trees absorb carbon dioxide, one of the primary greenhouse gases, and release oxygen, making them vital in combating climate change. Additionally, plantations provide habitats for numerous species of wildlife, fostering a rich biodiversity that is essential for a healthy ecosystem. The practice of plantation also has significant economic benefits, as it supports agriculture, provides raw materials for industries, and can be a source of income for local communities.