​For every four trees that die due to old age, disease or development, only one tree is typically replanted.
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“Forest restoration isn’t just one of our climate change solutions, it is overwhelmingly more powerful than all of the other climate change solutions proposed." - Professor Tom Crowther
From a recent article in the Guardian

Air

Trees improve air quality by producing oxygen and storing carbon.
• 100 trees remove 53 tons of carbon dioxide (CO2) and 430 pounds of other pollutants every year

Water & Soil

Trees improve water quality by:
• Filtering pollutants
• Stabilizing soils
• Absorbing rainwater
​• Reducing erosion

Energy

Trees reduce our energy usage by providing shade.
• The net cooling effect of a young, healthy tree is equivalent to 10 room size air conditioners operating 20 hours a day

Biodiversity

Economic Benefits

Trees Also:
Trees support biodiversity by providing food, shelter and habitat for wildlife.
• A single tree can be home to
hundreds of other forms of life, including mammals, birds, amphibians, insects and other plants
Trees improve the economic viability of communities. In tree-lined areas: 
• Visitors spend 9 to 12% more in businesses
• Residential property values increase up to 37%
• Reduce noise pollution
• Encourage neighborhood interactions
• Reduce graffiti and crime
• Reduce speeding in residential areas