Forests cover about 31% of the land on Earth, but, sadly, that number is decreasing at a rapid rate. Deforestation, human-driven and natural loss of trees, is one of the main causes of this depletion. A natural loss of trees might come from a fire, for example, but deforestation done by humans is more common and involves removing trees to make room for something else. This can include clearing the land for farming or using the wood from trees for fuel, construction, or manufacturing. Despite these potential economic benefits, deforestation should be stopped because forests are too important for people, animals, and the environment.

Deforestation is one of the major problems in modern society and must be stopped immediately. Deforestation is often necessary for the advancement of society, but it is necessary to do it in a conscious and bio-sustainable way, causing the least possible impact on nature, as we need it to survive and if we destroy it we will be destroying ourselves.

In addition, inconsequential deforestation destroys biodiversity and promotes problems to the fauna, causing many sufferings to the most diverse species of animals.