Deforestation Stories

It's 2042 and Climate change is humanity's leading challenge. Unfortunately, those entrusted with all the power and necessary amount of resources required to reverse the recurring effects have done nearly nothing. Mr Olum, a Ugandan billionaire and son to a famous renewable energy scientist turns Archaeologist in an attempt to locate an ancient C'wezi artefact believed to possess unimaginable power capable of ending nearly all of Africa's social, economic and political challenges. If so, then this could be what he needed to heal his mother from a strange mental illness. However, to get his hands on it, Mr Olum must clash with a famous, more powerful and wealthier family known to have descended directly from Ndahura, a legendary king of the BaC'wezi.

A short story about deforestation. There will be others added.

Excuse the bad grammar, and when I mean bad I mean really bad xo hope you enjoy !!

I'm not alive, nor I'm pass. What has become of my life. Once going around gathering food, to being slaughtered and being forced to watch my friends and my city be brought down by an invading species. What I see is what I feel.

Yet another short story, I am on a writing spree.

Destruction. Evil. And a community fighting against it.

"They live in a secret world touched by magic and surrounded by nature, and the only human who has ever been there must now fight to save it." The magical inhabitants of a rainforest fight to save their home that is threatened by logging and a polluting force of destruction. This story is based on Bill Kroyer's animated children's film 'FernGully: The Last Rainforest'. I really wanted to try out a children's theme so thought I'd utilise this idea and novelise it. Check out the film, it's brilliant! Feel free to comment/vote - I always like feedback!

Daily Newspapers are the Real Cause of Deforestation

We thought we'd be safe. We thought going home by boat was a good idea. We thought it'd be fun.

This is a poem I wrote on December 16, 2019 about endangered animals and how we humans are causing them to lose their homes due to deforestation and pollution. We are running out of time to save these precious creatures. Once they are gone, they are gone forever.

When Ted and his parents' plane crash near a logging site, the oil leaks much further then they thought it could. When three ordinary lumara, Fern, Rowan and Reed, meet at an assembly, their world changes. Occultatum is slowly withering away and the chiefs are doing nothing about it, they forbid anyone to do anything about it. Occultatum has always healed by itself but this is nothing like they've seen before. Ted, a lost human, wanders into their world and he knows, he did this. Welcome to the world of Lumara. These are MY CREATION, I'm sorry if they are similar to anyone elses ideas but I did not copy them.

a frog rides a canoe made out of leaves to swim to the dam the beaver's building to tell him to lower the volume because he talks not croaks

This is the story of Oliver, who just wanted to be happy. Oliver, who had everything. Oliver, who lost it all. He didn't deserve anything that happened to him. Oliver, who just wanted to live. --- This is my first story! i hope you guys enjoy it :D. I edited the heck out of this lol, so there shouldn't be any grammar mistakes if those annoy you. Highest rankings: #1 in Deforestation #51 in Environmental #49 in Environment

Welcome to Paradise, an island off of the cold Oregan coast. It if full of wonder and mystery. The inhabitants of this island are nice and depend on one another until a boat comes full of strange men with machines. Suddenly this Paradise heads into a downward spiral of events leaving only one question: Is this really Paradise?

A whisper and human having a conversation. The human has his beliefs while the whisper has its own. They continue to talk about the life of deforestation.

Authors Note Is it just a tree? Its a house for many living beings. Everyone knows the importance of tree,but when its needed, we destroy them. Before cutting a tree, imagine how you feel if some one destroy our own home. Say no to cutting trees. Save Earth. Save ourselves.

This short story takes us through the philosophical journey of Green Leaf, its experiences, and leaf (sic) lessons. It is an honest attempt to integrate philosophy and the larger debate about deforestation in a subtle manner. Cover photo and Illustrations: Viveka

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