Planetorplastic Stories

An ornithologist receives a message about one particular albatross in the Midway Atoll rookery. This is a submission for National Geographic's "Planet or Plastic" writing contest.

The earth is dying. In more ways than one. It's time we understand the consequences of our actions because ultimately it will cause problems we might not be able to redeem. This is a series of short stories about the environment and the problems we cause. This might also have some of the problems we are facing in our daily life. Note: This might not be very polished but I'm trying. I think some of the problems should be known more. Actions should be taken. This book is for me to express my views about certain things in the way that I know best-writing. I hope you like this.

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The story of the tiny seahorse that floated a long time on a cotton swab in the Big Blue. #PlanetorPlastic Cover contains photo from <a href="https://www.tripadvisor.co.za/LocationPhotoDirectLink-g303461-d2327893-i223827815-Projeto_Hippocampus-Porto_de_Galinhas_Ipojuca_State_of_Pernambuco.html#223827815"><img alt="" src="https://media-cdn.tripadvisor.com/media/photo-s/0d/57/57/67/projeto-hippocampus.jpg"/></a><br/>This photo of Projeto Hippocampus is courtesy of TripAdvisor

this is my entry for the NatGeo contest; a tale of a seahorse romance gone awry. What if you could learn about seahorse mating rituals and how to recover from dysfunctional relationships at the same time? Then this is the story for you!!!

My entry for the #PlanetOrPlastic competition through my own eyes.

Mrs. Seahorse wishes only one thing: getting to a safe place where to raise her newcoming babies. *** #PlanetOrPlastic challenge by @NationalGeographic

We failed.

My entry for National Geographic's #PlanetOrPlastic contest.

But one story can create a ripple, and hundred of stories could create an ocean of change. Don't let our world drown with single-use plastics. CHANGE. #PlanetOrPlastic

This my entry to the writing contest hosted by National Geographics about bringing awareness to people of the dangers of plastic to the planet and to living creatures. Uhm, I have not wrote anything in a long time since I left school, so I apologize in advance about my grammar and writing skills. Did I also say that there is no editing? Uhm yes, so I am sorry about that too. #PlanetorPlastic

My entry for the National Geographic Planet Or Plastic Contest. This is the world you will create. The choices you are making. Are you willing to create this future or will you change it?

I love this world too much to let it go like this.

#PlanetOrPlastic writing contest

"Our Survival could cost the earth, in fact, it already has." Flo, the last human tells the story of earths downfall. **ENTRY FOR THE #PLANETORPLASTIC COMPERTITION BY NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC

Marley finds herself a victim of Death through plastic.

Although it has made a change in today's world, Plastic is slowly replacing the works of nature and quite frankly deteriorating the lifespan of humans and the earth itself. This is a story that I wish to submit to National Geographic using #PlanetOrPlastic to join them in their fight against single-use plastics.