God has given us the most beautiful gift. The gift of Nature. Long ranges of mountains, oceans sprakling streams, dense forests, animals, birds, insects, colorful flowers, fruits and the earth and even the air we breathe are gifts of Nature. It our moral duty to protect and conserve these natural gifts.

Centuries ago, there were many more animals than there are today. Man has hunted them down for sport or food. Most animals species are extinct. Tigers and Lions and other rare species are now becoming endangered. If they are not protected and conserved we can see them only in pictures.

Oceans are endless expanse of water with countless fishes. Oceans are now becoming polluted by tons of refuse. When huge ships sink in bad weather the oil pollutes the oceans and kills the aquatic animals because they cannot breathe. We should preserve our oceans.

Rivers provide clean and useful water. We should aviod polluting our rivers. Trees are “Green gold” they are very valuable. We cannot live without Trees. Trees are necessary to build houses. So it is important for us to plant more trees to maintain ecological balance. We should plant saplings in parkes and road sides and protect them.

While trekking in the forests we must be careful to put off our campfires to avoid accidental forest fires, we should be careful and not pluck flowers in public gardens. Bees and butterflies carry pollen from place to place and perform an important function in nature. We should not kill them. We must learn to appreciate the beauty of nature and preserve this wonderful handiwork of God.