Natgeo Stories

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!!!

"What if one day we can't go swimming in the ocean because there is too much plastic and waste in it?" "We'll be dead by then." "Are you sure?"

My entry for the @NationalGeographic #PlanetOrPlastic writing contest, 2018. Disclaimer: this story is loosely based off Inuit mythology and should not be interpreted literally, or used to reference Inuit culture.

A little girl and a mother take a long walk through the blue hallway of Sea World. An entry for #PlanetorPlastic contest by National Geographic in 2018, raising the issue of plastic garbage in our ocean and the effect of their presence in the marine ecosystem. ================= Copyright and Disclaimer A Blue Walk copyright © 2018 by Agata A. Dew (@agataadew). All rights reserved. Cover designed by Agata A. Dew Photos copyrighted by Alexandra Rose, Joel Filipe, guille pozzi, Cristian Palmer, and Matt Helbig on unsplash.com ================= HIGHEST RANKINGS #8 - Environment tag (10/25/2018)

Be beautiful on the inside and out. Be the seahorse. ---------------------- Fantastic cover by graphic @PanthalaimonN Corrections made by amazing @karolynn_foy

Time always seems to dilate when you're in pain... It's the same for everyone, even dolphins. *** My entry for National Geographic's writing contest in collaboration with Wattpad, #PlanetOrPlastic

An entry for the #PlanetOrPlastic writing contest; This is my first time joining in this event. A story about the lives of a normal Filipino family.

If the world is made of trash and plastic, would we know what had happened before it or would we stay ignorant like the past generations?

For the entry into the PlanetOrPlastic! ------------------------------------------------------------ Ranked 136 in #nationalgeographic As on 04/11/2019

Highest Rankings Top 5 - Clairvoyance Top 12 - Environment Top 16 - SaveTheWorld Top 20 - Natgeo Top 23 - Pollution Top 29 - Garbage Top 31 - Plastic Top 34 - Nationalgeographic Top 62 - PlanetOrPlastic Part 2 of the Year Series Please read "Year 2590" first as to avoid confusions. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• You now regret accepting the ability of clairvoyance and want it removed from you. Having personally witnessed that vision, you are now in total dismay of the future that awaits humankind. You're starting to think that all of our efforts would just be wasted, it would later on just be the cause of our inevitable doom. You are currently sitting in your small, yet comfy dark grey couch on your living room, wearing your usual white pajamas and green sleeveless t-shirt, with the television turned on and showing news about the recent wildfires that just happened in California and Florida. Out of nowhere, sleep punched you right to the couch and you're starting to have a dream, yet another vision... Are you sure you want to know your dream? If no, then wake up to reality and fight it But if yes, then let us begin... •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• "The present is what binds the future, what we do today is the outcome of what would happen tomorrow. If a person plant a seedling, ultimately it would become a tree. But if a person throws plastic a day, then in a year, the environment recieves 2.5 trillion plastics thrown away. And you say that it's just one plastic... Such a pity" •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

A brother who never lost hope in a polluted world.

Everything can change in an instant. This is my entry for National Geographic #PlanetOrPlastic hehe

#PlanetOrPlastic Short Story for National Geographic

My entry for National Geographic's #planetorplastic short story challenge. The plastic forks we discard daily by the millions have a story that does not begin or end with their brief tenure as eating utensils. In fact, that part of their lifetime pales in comparison to the energy required to create and then dispose of them.

It becomes hard for him to take in oxygen. By the time, he could not obtain oxygen. He starts to lose control of his body and ultimately dies. This is an entry for #PlanetorPlastic contest hosted by National Geographic. Highest ranks: #5 in aquatic out of 71 stories #6 in harmful out of 82 stories

Oceans are off-limits to the public, no longer safe due to plastic waste. Treasure hunters illegally trespass, desperate to catch their next break or at the very least pay for their next meal. Each time they go out, they risk their lives. This is a snapshot of what it is like to be a treasure hunter in the future and the dangers they face every day.

"That moment, I realizes that it means more than numbers, and that it involves more than hard-work." This is the 2nd entry on NatGeo writing contest PlanetorPlastic. Please help by giving vote if you like the story! First entry: Victims and Apocalypse Note: I do not own any picture

My entry for the #PlanetOrPlastic contest :) *Completed*

A story about a sea turtle searching for the perfect ring, in which the reader gets to choose the ending. This is my entry for the #PlanetOrPlastic short story contest by the National Geographic. © All rights reserved.

This is my 3rd entry on the Planetorplastic contest of Natgeo.