Mr Todd,
I thought that the United States loved their trees but it turns out that they don’t. I hope that everyone know that trees have a great impact on the world. They produce vital oxygen and provide homes for people and wildlife animals. Plus many of the world’s most threatened and endangered animals live in forests and 1.6 billion people rely on benefits forests like food, fresh water, clothing and shelter. Also if we don’t have any trees left then we will be in bad situations, so there would be know oxygen and mostly every air breathing living thing would eventually die.
There are also environmental groups that have concern about deforestation. Like the Amazon watch, who helps to protect the rainforest. There’s one called the Canadian Forestry association, who also supports all the matters related to the conservation of forests. Then there is one called conservation international which uses science, policy, and fieldwork to tackle and stop deforestation. Also all these groups are trying to help stop deforestation by giving their hearts and soul to helping the forest situation in supporting …show more content…
Timber Regulation, which prohibits the placing of illegally harvested timber and products derived from illegally harvested timber. It requires traders who deal in timber products after the first placing to keep records enabling basic traceability of supply chains. The regulation covers a wide range of timber and wood products, which are excluded from being used. Also there is a National Forest Management Act of 1976, which recognizes that the management of the Nation’s renewable resources is highly complex and the uses are subject to change over time. Now since the government knows about this they support these act. Plus there is great support being with organizations and the congress which wants to help with these forest issue and they are also getting good benefits from