Impact of Native vs. Foreign Trees

Deedah discusses the disappearance of local birds and butterflies, highlighting the importance of planting native trees to support local wildlife. Paulie, a bird, explains that foreign trees do not provide the necessary food for local species, leading to ecosystem collapse. The video emphasizes planting native trees to restore ecosystems, reduce pollution, and bring back wildlife.

What is the main reason Paulie and his family no longer live in the area?

• They can't find food in the area.

• They found a better place to live.

• They prefer a different climate.

• They were scared away by predators.

Why do foreign trees not support local birds and insects?

• They attract too many predators.

• They are too tall for birds to reach.

• They require too much water.

• They do not provide the right kind of food.

What happens when native trees are replaced by foreign trees?

• The ecosystem thrives.

• The ecosystem collapses.

• More birds come to the area.

• The climate becomes cooler.

What is meant by 'The Right Green'?

• Planting any type of tree.

• Planting native trees.

• Planting trees that grow fast.

• Planting trees that are easy to maintain.

What are some benefits of planting native trees?

• Reduced harmful pests like mosquitoes.

• More pollution.

• More foreign birds.

• Increased water usage.