Question

planting native trees on privately - owned land can help maintain biodiversity and the health of the local ecosystem.
true
false

Explanation:

Native trees are well - adapted to the local environment. They provide food and habitat for local wildlife, which is crucial for maintaining biodiversity. Also, they contribute to the overall health of the local ecosystem by, for example, preventing soil erosion (if they have extensive root systems) and participating in the local water and nutrient cycles. Planting them on privately - owned land can expand the area of suitable habitat for local species.

Answer:

True