The importance of community, educational and hospital forests
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Cities are ecosystems in which humanity predominates with its presence, activities and constructions. They develop subsystems for different activities that we call communities.
Housing communities are called neighborhoods, housing developments, residential complexes, commercial centers or areas, industrial zones, industries or industrial areas, health care institutions or outpatient clinics, popular clinics, clinics, clinical centers, comprehensive diagnostic centers, rehabilitation rooms, hospitals, dental clinics or offices, educational institutions, among others.
The development of plantations in these communities supports the city ecosystem and therefore the present humanity, with its levels of organization (family, community).
It is known that green chlorophyll is a quality "mirror" that reflects near-infrared rays. These solar rays are responsible for more than ninety percent of the heat of the earth's surface. This is why community forests become a temperature controller for a community, a sort of air conditioner, establishing a displacement of energy from where there is a lot of heat to where there is less energy, that is, towards the forest.
Its value is also scenic, to be able to develop games, environmental education, celebration of anniversaries, family and community activities, rest area, among others.
These forests contribute to the integrity of the biological diversity of the city's ecosystem and become a phytogenetic pool of native vegetation.
Green areas, educational and health institutions, are favorable spaces to have community forests.
Community forests should be developed through organized environmental action.
Educational forests should be developed from educational action. Hospital forests should be developed from the health care action.
We have complied with these concepts and will continue to do so.
Trees and plants in general not only represent a need for the maintenance of the ecosystem and the physical health of the human being, but also with their beauty and the peace that they radiate also allow us to stay emotionally healthy.
Thank you very much for sharing such a refreshing post friend @eliorrios
Creating forests and plantations help to balance up nature and it is beneficial to our ecosystem. I think this act should be encouraged. More so, it is generally believed that a place with abundance of forest vegetation has a way of purifying the air in the surrounding environment.
Excellent read buddy. Thanks for sharing
Greetings @ eliorrios
The importance of being able to have these spaces near or around urban locations, allows the human being to breathe much cleaner air, as well as to interact with nature, which is of great importance to make people aware of the need to preserve the environment.
Thank you very much for sharing.
Hi @eliorrios
I liked this concept of community, educational and hospitable forests, going into nature is the least center to cure our health ailments, besides connecting us emotionally with a very positive environment and good vibes, which allows us to find ourselves, and reflect from within all the things that we drag and subtract us energy.
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Hi @eliorrios, very good your input regarding the topic. The conservation of green areas should be a priority in all fields, because without them there would be no life on the planet. Thanks to the process of photosynthesis that is produced by plants we can breathe the much appreciated oxygen. And also the trees beautify our environment. Greetings
Hello @eliorrios.
Having plants, green spaces, forests and trees all around is so important while planning in cities so buidlings, factories or facilities won't be taking over all the place. What nature provides even within small lands isn't any less important than any other facilities for instance: the clear air may make people's health better or the beauty of trees and greenlands to the eyes will always be relaxing and make people stress-free.
I would love to see more encouragement when it's about planting trees and having free spaces without buildings.
Nice read, thanks fo sharing.