Kavak is a type of tree commonly found in regions of Turkey and Iran. It belongs to the genus Populus, which includes various species of poplar trees. Kavak trees are known for their fast growth and tall stature, making them popular for timber production and landscaping. In addition to their economic value, kavak trees play a role in the environment by providing shade and improving air quality. They are often planted along roadsides and in parks, contributing to urban greenery. Their leaves are also a food source for certain insects and birds, supporting local ecosystems.