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Buffer zones provide many ecological functions, such as reducing flood impacts and erosion, water storage, improving water quality, restoring habitat, improving the beauty of the area and providing recreational activities. By planting trees, roots will take hold of the land and prevent erosion as well as filter out any pollutants.
