Saveourplanet Stories

My entry for National Geographic's Planet or Plastic writing competition. "It could be the last ride of the seahorse's life. For she knew her home was slowly killing her..." One Story. Starts a ripple. Hoping it spreads out into an ocean of change. Please enjoy! Ashlyn

An entry for National Geographic's #PlanetOrPlastic short story writing contest. _*_*_ He's my friend and he's calling for help. _*_*_ Be inspired to protect our oceans and lessen our plastic usage.

First entry for National Geographic #planetorplasric contest Mother Nature is crying for help, asking us to save her from ourselves. Our oceans have become our dumping ground. Almost all the garbage that we produce is being thrown into our water bodies, polluting them. This is the story of a young boy who lives in a world that wasn't created naturally but was made by us and how he struggles to imagine a world free of pollution. The world that was originally created for us.

"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

"Shadows Over Green Horizons" unveils the gripping tale of Zalika Nkosi, a brilliant orphan on a quest to save a dying Earth. Set in 2057, the narrative blends biotechnology and ecological challenges, exposing corporate greed. Through Zalika's 365-day journey, readers witness her evolution, friendships, and triumphs. Themes of resilience, corruption, and the power of truth echo in an epistolary style. The narrative promises an intricate dance of science, suspense, and the indomitable human spirit, leaving readers captivated by the quest to revive a world teetering on the brink.

Heyy, here is my entry story for the PlanetOrPlastic contest. I hope I can inspire people to help this planet for the better. We all have to live on this earth, because there is nowhere to go if we treat this planet like crap. So let's help this planet, so it can help us.

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i wrote this one for a contest awhile back. it's about how the world might end in the next few years. i don't know. please leave feedback.

What happens when you open your eyes to see nothing but crimson flames surrounding your home? What do you feel when you run past burnt corpses of your beloved ones? "Fleeing from the flames" is written in such a way to allow the reader to literally imagine what the animals and wildlife felt when going through the recent bushfires, that must have been a vision depicting hell.

- THE END - Living in the island, in the coastal area gave so many memorable stories for myself. Here, I share what I feel. This is actually not a true story. In certain part, it happened for real. I hope my story makes you realize to not throwing plastic garbage carelessly, especially in the sea. I hope my story awaken you to love and maintain our planet from plastic. There is no word 'TOO LATE' to change the bad habit of us that we made in the past. This is an entry for National Geographic's #PlanetOrPlastic contest. Hope you enjoy it! With my love, V.N.Lanith ~

The only six things one Dolphin ever learned...

This is my other entry for Planet or Plastic Writing Contest.

An ideal world would be wonderful to live in but is it possible? This entry is for the #planetorplatic contest

When the humankind is so self centred it doesn't realise it's living on borrowed time and on a Planet which can survive without it. 🌏🌎🌍 _my entry for the National Geographic's #PlanetOrPlastic Writing Contest. _word count: 500 _highest ranking: #24 in SAVEOURPLANET

Welcome to Rhino Reviews- where we review your books while trying to teach you about the endangerment of rhinos. To this day, rhinos are still poached for the ivory in their horns. Due to merciless poachers, these rhinos can no longer use their horns to defend themselves against predators and many end up dead. Now many rhinos are kept in special monitored savannah areas, but poaching still goes on. And if nothing else, we should be aware of the endangerment risk of rhinos. After all, there are only 5000 black rhinos left and it's our job to protect them.

7.4 Billion people live on this planet, if every person threw one piece of rubbish in the ocean, there would be 7.4 Billion pieces of rubbish floating in the oceans, OUR oceans, and it's our fault Time is something we let go of, take for granted, but we've all let our lives be based on numbers on a circular device, on our wrists, or walls, or the digital clocks in our cars, time is a way of measuring things, like centimetres, but never base your life around it, because nothing runs how we want it to, don't leave anything to chance, because it can all be taken away in a moment Chase the sun, right out to the salty water of the ocean, and watch as the cliffs crumble, like we're watching the earth crumble before our eyes. And do what we always do. Just watch. Never take action, just watch as it meets it awful demise. Or maybe once, do more than watch. | started | 01.02.19 |

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Hello! This in my entry for National Geographic's #PlanetOrPlastic writing contest. In 500 words or less, we were asked to write a story, that was inspired by 2 photos presented. The story can be fiction or non fiction. But on this challenge, i prefer to write a fantasy about Sea-horse's family. I just had fun writing it. I don't really expect to win the contest, but i'm proud of it. For more information, please visit the official @NationalGeographic profile to know more about the contest. The contest will be end in 30 November 2018. Regards,

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

One girl One planet Can change peoples mindset