“What are the benefits of forests?” and “What is the importance of forests to humans?” The answers to such questions are hidden in the forests! Forests cover one-third of all land on Earth and provide a vital organic infrastructure for the planet's densest, most diverse life forms. Forests continue to provide livelihoods for countless species and billions of people; Thanks to the benefits of forests, the environmental and economic cycle is constantly renewing itself. However, people cause the destruction of millions of acres of forested areas every year due to fire, agricultural land opening, urbanization, heating fuel. If they knew the answer to the question of what is the importance of forests for people, they would not continue to destroy it in this way.

Glass and glass shards should not be thrown into the forests. (The glass attracts sunlight to the grass like a magnifying glass. The grass will ignite, causing the grass to ignite, thus creating a fire.)
Grill ashes should not be poured without extinguishing. Because grass has the potential to catch fire.
When we see a fire, we should call the 112 emergency number.
Public awareness should be raised by officials and environmental organizations, and seminars and conferences should be organized on this subject.
We should not light a fire in the forest, if we have to, we should put a stone around the fire in a grassless area.

Trees and tree communities, which are shown as the lungs of the world, have a great importance for the continuation of human life in our world. The oxygen we breathe every day is produced by trees and reaches us. A tree must reach a certain age in order to produce high levels of oxygen. Cutting trees that have grown in natural conditions for many years to a level that can give enough oxygen is almost a crime. Although articles are constantly published in the media about the harms of cutting trees and various information is given, this situation could not be prevented. In our country, trees are killed at a high rate in certain periods. The only way to prevent this is to raise awareness of individuals.

The waterfall was discovered by the explorer Ernesto Sánchez La Cruz in the early 20th century. The western world only learned of the existence of this waterfall in 1935 thanks to the American pilot Jimmie Angel. Angel encounters a waterfall during his journey in 1933 in search of precious stones.[2] Wanting to share the beauty of the waterfall with his wife and two friends, Angel's plane on his return crashes into Auyan Hill, which the locals call the Devil's Canyon. Angel, his wife and two friends land in a small town after 11 days of hard fighting. Exactly 33 years later, the plane they boarded was lifted from the top with the help of a helicopter and exhibited in the Aviation Museum in Maracay. With his demon-defying flight, Angel becomes a legend in Venezuela.

Wood is the primary reinforcing and nutrient-conducting tissue of trees and other plants and is one of the most abundant and versatile natural materials. Wood produced by many botanical species, including both gymnosperms and angiosperms, comes in a variety of colors and grain patterns. It is strong for its weight and is electrically insulating and has desirable acoustic properties. In addition, it provides a sense of "warmth" that competing materials such as metal or stone lack, and is relatively easy to work with. As a material, wood has been used since humans appeared on Earth. Today, despite technological advances and competition from metals, plastics, cement, and other materials, wood retains its place in most of its traditional roles, and its serviceability is expanding through new uses. In addition to popular products such as lumber, furniture, and plywood, wood is a raw material for wood-based panels, pulp and paper, and many chemical products. Finally, wood is still an important fuel in most parts of the world.