Why 'mother trees' are crucial in fighting climate change?

Mother trees are like wise old grandparents in the forest who help their younger tree friends grow strong and healthy.

Mother trees are big, strong trees that have been around for a long time. They help little trees nearby by sharing food and water through special underground connections, kind of like how you might share your snacks with your little brother or sister at lunchtime.

1. Mother trees give food and water to young trees so they can grow up tall and strong.
2. They also protect their little tree friends from harm, like when a storm comes through the forest.
3. When mother trees are healthy, the whole forest is healthier, which helps fight climate change.

Imagine your favorite playground, if all the big kids helped the little kids play better, the whole playground would be more fun and lively! That’s what mother trees do for forests.