Nationalgeographiccontest Histoires

I was in wonder when I saw it moving, if you are not observing it so keen, you would have thought it was because of the ocean currents. But no, it just was not the ocean currents, that thing -- a plastic island -- was moving. SAVERS GO BEYOND. : National Geographic Contest : #PlanetOrPlastic

After years of plastic roaming the oceans the UN has deemed earth unsafe. Now, while they are building spaceships to start over on another planet, two scientists have a different idea. This is a short story written for the planet or plastic contest by National Geographic.

The only six things one Dolphin ever learned...

Life is a gift and so is the natures that he have made. Everything was at peace but plastics came then invaded the world with polluted deeds. Credits to the owner of the picture I used for the cover.

„Granny! How far does it go?" A story that highlights the importance of keeping our oceans clean from plastic. I don't know if I can submit twice to the National Geographic Contest but I'm going to do it anyways, because I was inspired and wrote this ~

Not only are plastics destroying our marine ecosystems, poaching has endangered countless of animals; both on land and in sea. Do your part by disposing plastics properly and discouraging the use of poached products.

For the PlanetorPlastic contest, National Geographic has among its ideas a world without oceans, if we do the opposite ?

Poem about plastic and the environment. Entry into the National Geographic Contest.

Pour le concours PlanetOrPlastic, National Geographic a proposé dans ses idées un monde sans océan, retournons le concept

Nowadays more and more animals and algaes which live in the oceans or other forms of water, start to develop diseases or even worst dying because of our rubbish. This is the story of a little turtle that saw the damages produced by the plastic that we get rid of and somehow arrive in the ocean. Let's make everyone aware of the water pollution. 80% of the O2 that we need to live is produced by the algaes, so please start to protect our dear planet 🌏. YOU CAN BE THE CHANGE!!! This is my submission for National Geographic' Planet or Plastic contest.

I grew up living in a coastal city so I usually saw it crowded with people having fun but what is beneath all of that is horrific. This is my submission for National Geographic #planetorplastic contest . •• { written 2018 }