Nationalgeographic Stories

Book 2 in Hauser Brothers Series: Set ten years after their high school graduation, Miley and Cody meet once again. Both are out of college and facing the world in their own ways, but after a serendipitous moment in an ice cream store and followed by the actions of a few meddling friends will these two rekindle their feelings for one another or will their different lives tear them apart from each other once more? A/N: This is my second book in the Hauser siblings series, the others aren't exactly in any particular order but I would recommend reading Something More Than Photography if you're new to reading these. Also, this was one of the first books I ever wrote, so be prepared for cheesy (but cute) stuff and some grammar issues.

In 2035, the ocean was declared a Dead Zone...

#PlanetOrPlastic Jane wakes up to the plastic mug 'Leader of the plastics' attacking her in her Cabin on a boat. She is thrown into the ocean by this mug and his army, including the wrapper of her favorite chocolate. Then she wakes up gasping, in the same bed as before, realizing, it was just a dream. Or, was it? ___________ Wattpad has teamed up with National Geographic to raise awareness about the issue of single use plastic pollution. This entry may seem better from a kid's point of view, or a better bed-time horror story, but it's important to realize, kids do learn by watching other people. If you don't want your kids to Damage the Planet further, you could help them see that you are trying to change your ways and they will try to change much more than you.

A short story for National Geographic's challenge #PlanetOrPlastic . The struggle of animals living in the world we pollute and destroy. 500-word count in Office Word, 489 in Wattpad. Enjoy and beware the feels

5 offshore plastic thingys. 1 planet. The human race's (Homo sapiens) entirely freaking dumb choices and a girl with a dream of a better world. This all in my (real) story of myself😂

Gone is the blue dazzling crystal clear. It is now full of trashed plastic bottles and garbage. It's terrible. People living on earth didn't believe there's living under on the wide beautiful and overwhelming sea. They just believe in their selves. They throw garbage on ocean not realizing they killed the God's of the sea. People just simply make the sea into dark, unclean one. And the heart of god's sea can't handle it anymore. She could not bear looking at her kingdom full of trashy so she slaps her tail on the water because of her annoyance. Everyone needs to punish. Everyone needs to suffer. Because everyone makes her kingdom as a mess. And in the end, she killed Janus using her tail but unfortunately, it was all a dream. This is my entry for national geographic contest. #PlanetOrPlastic.

Stay away from the water...before it's too late!

For the National Geography writing contest - Pour le concours d'écriture National Geographic

This is my story for the National Geographic contest #PlanetOrPlastic. I just want to show the reality of what is happening nowadays with our planet and all the animals that live in it. Hope this sad story touch your hearts and make us all take awareness of what we do.

This world is our home and it needs our help.

The following work is my entry for the National Geographic #PlanetOrPlastic writing contest. A Seahorse mother worried about Hippocampus society teaches her young fry about his Uncles life with dementia as he finds companionship outside his species. ______ Seahorse Swab Photo Courtesy of National Geographic A small estuary seahorse, Hippocampus kuda, drifts in the polluted waters near Sumbawa Besar, Sumbara Island, Indonesia. JUSTIN HOFMAN, WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHER OF THE YEAR

A short story of the meeting of a tiny seahorse with a cotton swab. #PlanetOrPlastic Cover photo by Justin Hofman.

Matt Goodrich, a 23-year-old American herpetologist is traveling around the world in order to find and document new species of snakes which is remained undiscovered and not yet being described.

Names are only fictional. Entry story for National Geographic Writing Contest. ~The Jailed Scientist. ENJOY :)

Hi! This is an entry for National Geographic's #PlanetOrPlastic contest. Hope everyone's see that one person can make the change. Wish me luck!

I'm really proud to write this story as an entry to the #planetorplastic campaign with National Geographic. I had a National Geographic subscription as I grew up. I have fond memories of the stacks of yellow spines in our bookcase and flicking through the pages. It really helped form my view and philosophy on the planet, people and our role in it from a young age. This is something very different from what you would usually see from my writing - this is my personal experience with freediving and how it brought me closer to the Ocean and helped reveal our role in it. I will preface all of this with the sacred rules of freediving; if you want to try it (and I suggest you do!) contact a professional instructor for training and you should never, ever, ever freedive alone.

This is an entry into the National Geographic contest for the #PlanetorPlastic movement. Please go onto their page and sign the petition against single use plastic. Let's save our planet together "With great power comes great responsibility." - Ben Parker

The consequences of our actions will go on to affect the generations after us. Make a change now. This is my entry for the writing contest #PlanetOrPlastic. I hope this short story inspires people to make a change.

You're killing fishes, and you don't even know it. :)