@Blendz 2 July 2021 more from that month

95% of water absorbed by trees gets redistributed to areas in need of moisture - OneTreePlanted ©SaveEarth Trees can absorb about 10 gallons of water per 1 inch of trunk diameter during dry weather. And if there is unlimited water, there are records of trees absorbing 150 gallons of water in just a single day. (deeproot.com) Imagine your place when it rains and without trees. Trees improve air and water quality and reduce flooding and soil erosion. They absorb water from the soil and release it again into the air as oxygen and water vapor. Wooded areas help prevent the transfer of sediments and chemicals into streams.(tenmilliontrees.org) Trees are sponges and filters of the Earth. 🌳💚 Second photo below are trees that grow 40-50 meters away from our house. We have mahoganies, coconuts and some native trees. Though mahoganies are not native here and is invasive, Philippine environmentalist are calling for an end to the planting of this trees because of its not so good impact and is possibly causing acidity and will harm other organisms. Even coconut is not native but quite better than mahogany for it is considered as God's gift to Filipinos and best also for soil erosion prevention. It is important to know what are trees native to your area for it supports natural ecosystems. Philippines have native trees like Banaba, Bangkal, Ilang-ilang, Katmon, Molave, Narra, Talisay, and Tibig. How about in your place what trees do you know and are native ones that help prevent floods and erosions?