Nature is our home. In the spring she wakes up, rejoices in the arrival of spring. The sun shines brightly, my mother and stepmother begin to blossom, birds sing, trees dress their clothes. Man is a part of nature. We are pleased with the rustle of leaves, the coolness of the river, the singing of birds. Nature gives us food, air, shelter, everything we need for life.
Nature must be protected, loved and understood. You can not cut woods so that the rivers do not dry out. lest the land become desolate, so that the animals do not lose their homes. Plants pollute rivers, air. Their emissions lead to global warming, which causes the melting of glaciers, an increase in the level of the world's oceans.
To protect nature, people create reserves, plant trees. Enter the endangered species of plants and animals in the Red Book.
Children can also contribute to the protection of nature. We must take care of what surrounds us: do not tear flowers, do not destroy anthills, do not catch butterflies, do not trample grass, do not throw garbage anywhere. If each of us does not pass indifferently past a broken branch, a hungry animal, then with nature we will become good friends.
Sooner or later we will simply exhaust the earth's resources - the interior, space, energy, water, in short, anything. And, in addition to this, we will turn the land into a waste dump.
Even today, the pressure of man on nature is on the verge of an acceptable limit.
