Trees for Biodiversity / Our Planet's Lifeline / Documentary

This Earth is a planet, a home for us humans, and a home for microorganisms such as trees, animals and bacteria. There is plenty of space for everyone to live here. There are all the resources to grow everyone.

Everyone lives together, knowingly or unknowingly, and everyone's survival is linked to each other. Whether it's humans or microorganisms, trees or other animals, everyone is connected to each other. This is the beauty of our Earth and the truth of survival.

This is called biodiversity. That is, the natural world around us and the plants, animals, humans, insects and microorganisms that live in it. All of these together are called biodiversity.

Every part of this biodiversity is important, such as trees, which was ignored for a long time. It was not given as much importance as other parts of biodiversity, such as humans and animals. But the truth is that if there are no trees on Earth, there will be no us, there will be no one.

Because life is not possible on Earth without trees. So in this case, it is important to know and understand why trees are so important. How do they contribute to maintaining the balance of nature? What is their role in biodiversity? And to know this, please follow us in today's documentary based on trees.