Extensive areas around densely built urban areas have been practically stripped of vegetation to such an extent that the population’s healthy quality of life has dropped dramatically. The supply of drinking water and sanitation for the humans lead to landslides and deaths. Extensive environmental assessment studies have been made and are being carried out due to these problems (Sorvig & Thompson, 2018). Human activities induced by deforestation, fragmentation and forest degradation are real threats to biodiversity and the local ecosystem. Restoring urban forests improves the quality of life for city dwellers and is important for maintaining native biodiversity (Wallace & Clarkson, 2019; Conway et al., 2019).