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Russelhops- Reads 30
- Parts 1
"People are God's creation so as the sea. If we can literally tidy up ourselves to avoid dirt and illness, why can't it be the same to nature?" This is to the future that we dream to live. Let us save our world from plastic pollution. #PlanetOrPlastic- Reads 30
VenusSh1mmer- Reads 20
- Parts 2
Ok so usually I do fanfics or art stuff, but now your getting to see my more serious side.. Ever since just yesterday, I decided to turn my life, no, millions of lives around. Ok so apparently people didn't learn from WWII, or that pollution leads to death of species (yes including humans.. WE NEED TREES TO BREATHE!). So yea I'ma just explain all that stuff now. |||WARNING||| This story is very serious. Please take this seriously and try to make all the bad bad BAD stuff disappear in our world, for instance, climate change. Highest ranking: 1# in SAVEOURPLANET (OML AAA) Cover Made With Canva- Reads 20
goddess7533- Reads 51
- Parts 2
Myra's lived all her life by the plastic dump. At least, that's what she thinks it is... until her parents tell her a story, handed down over generations, Set a couple millennia after present day (2018), this tells the tale of what might happen if we do nothing to save our oceans. #PlanetOrPlastic+4 more- Reads 51
emerald-emdog- Reads 30
- Parts 1
An insight to how I feel about our planet. It seems to be that every day the world changes. With quotes from fellow activists and information from documentaries. Global warming and climate change is a rising concern which I hope to help conquer, please read...- Reads 30
MinaBoneva- Reads 12
- Parts 1
A sassy raindrop's perspective on pollution, people and existence during her journey of condensating into water. Why does she still make effort for the humans after all they've done to her Earth? Why does she still endeavour to turn into water and satisfy their thirst? Does she have any hope left for the human kind and her home?- Reads 12
kathryn222882- Reads 67
- Parts 1
I was really inspired by National Geographic's Writing Contest, it awes me how ignorant we can become, how careless we are. I was always fascinated by science; the theory and ideas are unique and motivational. It teaches us to analyse everything and that each small thing matters. A small atom can cause a catastrophe. So, what I mean to say, if we let our greed take over us and cause damage to our beautiful planet and oceans. Can you imagine the horror when one day you wake up to find the destruction done and you can't do anything to save your home? This is our home and we should fight for it! @nationalgeographic #1 saynotoplastics 9th February 2020- Reads 67
EscapeTheNightWorld- Reads 4
- Parts 1
We've been killing our planet for years and us kids teens and adults need to see that we need to change that here is my plan to save our planet please may go be with us all!!β€οΈβ€οΈππππ¦π©π¬π ππ¦§πππ¦...- Reads 4
theamazingamateur- Reads 303
- Parts 5
This short book will tell you all about the 17 sustainability and development goals, and focus a little more on the 6th global goal. Learn more about clean water and sanitation, and our goal by the year 2030. These 17 goals aim to target the most effective issues in our world today. Be the change!+16 more- Reads 303
theAfricanRoyalty- Reads 16
- Parts 12
When little Melody travels to Madagascar to visit her cousins, she expects sunshine, adventure, and new friends-but she never imagines discovering a magical ancient tree that whispers stories from the past! Mama Bao, the giant baobab tree, is more than just tall and wide-she holds the history of the land and the laughter of generations. But when developers arrive to cut her down, Melody must team up with the village children, the animals, and even the magical spirits of the forest to save her. Full of wonder, teamwork, and African pride, Melody and the Big Baobab Tree of Madagascar is a heartwarming tale that shows young readers how even the smallest voice can protect the biggest treasures. A story of unity, nature, and the magic of home. Perfect for ages 4-9.- Reads 16
ProjectSaveThePlanet- Reads 1,106
- Parts 20
This is where we'll write about the climate crisis, how you can help, and how you can join. Our cover is made by @flyingbirdwatcher- Reads 1,106
neetaenvironmental- Reads 6
- Parts 1
This story is about two friends who are fighting to protect the planet while saving there home. Hope you like it- Reads 6
15HopeAJPritchard- Reads 69
- Parts 1
A 500 word Short Story written for the National Geographic #PlanetOrPlastic Competition. This short story follows the life of Hope an infant Seahorse, featuring her struggles to survive as an infant seahorse, left alone to survive.- Reads 69
Oh_Ok_Heck- Reads 194
- Parts 20
These are mostly just poems and random thoughts. I'm proud of a few of these, and I like writing them. I hope you enjoy. All of these are my original poems and writings.+17 more- Reads 194
APersonOnMars- Reads 23
- Parts 1
Well.... The past generation chose plastic. Why? I'll never know. The amount of deaths that have taken place because of the lack of water. Why did they choose plastic over our planet? Planet Or Plastic writing competition entry- Reads 23
