"The Call of Nature"

Introduction:

World Nature is an inseparable part of our lives. Nature gives us air, water, food and protection. However, with the further development of human civilization, nature loses its pure form. The story tells the eyes of a little boy about the importance of nature and the urgent need to protect it for the future of the world.

Part 1: Little Liarhands Village

Liarhand lived in a small village surrounded by green rice fields, Twitter birds and the sweet sounds of flowing rivers. Every morning, he went barefoot through the wet grass, breathing the fresh scent of leaves. His parents were teaching him: "Nature is our mother. We must love and protect them."

On every afternoon, Liahhan and his friends performed at the edge of the nearby forest. They swayed from the tree and created wreaths made of wild flowers. Liarhan found deep peace in the embrace of nature.

Part 2: Journey to the City. One day, Liahhan's family moved to the city. Everything was new - new school, new friends, new life. But the tall concrete building, the endless noise of traffic, and the dirty air suffocated him. There were and no open fields, no free skies, no songs from birds.

When teachers at school spoke about pollution and the destruction of the world in nature, Liahhan was shocked. He said, "If we continue to hurt nature, what future do we have?"

Part 3: Promise to protect nature. One day, the school held an event called Liahhan gave a speech and said:

"We take our lives from nature, but we return destruction. If we don't plant trees when we destroy the animal room and contaminate the river, it will disappear someday. Now is the time to protect nature."

His words inspired everyone. The school has begun a "green movement" - all students have committed to planting at least five trees each year.

Part;4

: Learning about Worldness

Liahhan began reading more about the nature of the world. He studied the Amazon rainforest, known as the "Lungs of the Earth." He read the melted ice caps and rising sea levels in Antarctica. He learned that deserts like the Sahara quickly expanded.

He realized that the earth is not just his village or its cities. The whole world was a big family. Conservation of nature meant protecting the future of everyone.

Part 5: Small Changes, Big Impact. Raihan has begun taking measures. He cleaned the park with a friend every weekend. They organized a small campaign that read, "Say no on plastic bags," "Plant trees, save lives," and "Protect nature, protect our future."

Your little effort has made a huge difference. Soon, Liahhan was considered by local newspapers as the city's "small environmental ambassador."

Conclusion:

Raihan's story tells us that loving nature loves us. Small efforts can lead to major changes in the protection of the world. In today's world, each of us should live near nature and allow future generations to enjoy the sweet songs of pure air, green forests and rivers.

Nature's call can be heard for all of us. Protecting nature means protecting humanity.Part 6: Ripple Effect

Raihan's passion attracted the attention of local newspapers.

One day, his photo appeared under the heading:

"The Little Warrior of Nature: How a Boy Changed His City."

And the other schools also established green clubs. Once barren,

Park was now lively in the young Setzlingen. Even city officials from

have invited Liahhan to speak at an environmental event.

What began as a sorrow for the boy was a movement of hope.

Part 7: Nature's reward passed for

months, and on the morning of spring, Liahhan made a sound that had not been involved for a long time - the sweet trill of the bird above his window.

He smiled.

The trees they planted have grown.

The air felt fresh.

Butterflies are back.

Nature is healed - kindly - the love shown to her.

Conclusion: Infinite Call

Raihan understood that it was very important.

Nature conservation was not a unique task.

It was a lifelong promise - the song he had to sing every day.

He believed that if one mind could evoke another, it would change the world together.

And somewhere deep in the forest, on the river, nature whispered endless gratitude to the mountains.

Nature's reputation is still echoing - do we listen?