Saveourplanet Stories

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.

A story about a boy who came from the future to save the present status of the world. #PlaneytOrPlastic @NationalGeographic

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

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.

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

Entrance for #PlanetOrPlastic Fiction

A short story I wrote go a contest. What will happen to earth if we don't do something to save it?

The only six things one Dolphin ever learned...

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

My second submission for the #PlanetorPlastics contest. This story is told by a marine biologist and her encounters with plastic in the Coral Sea, off the coast of Australia.

Hello, world... This is my letter to you...

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.

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

A National Geographic awareness contest. Help our planet and save it from plastic. Help the ocean. #PlanetOrPlastic

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

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.

We, as mankind, must face what our careless actions have caused. We must save our oceans before it is too late. The time to start is now. Only you can.

It tells a story of the vulnerable ocean suffering from human pollution. Didn't wan't to say this, but i cried writing this, it's not that sad, but i am still crying, even as i am writing this statement.

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.