1.
How to protect
nature?

2.
In today's world, few natural areas remain.
Unfortunately, humans in a short time led to the
extinction of thousands of species of living
beings. We forget that every organism is an
important element of its environment. Nature is
important for our health and well-being.
Why should we protect nature?

3.
Deforestation
Trees are absolutely essential to life here
on Earth, but they are also being
destroyed at a rapid pace. Trees are cut
down and burned for many reasons.
One easy way to combat deforestation is to plant a tree.
However, you can go one step further by making sure that the
choices you make at home, in the store, at work and on the
menu do not contribute to the problem.

4.
Water pollution
Water pollution is a serious and ongoing concern that affects
everyone, regardless of age or geographic location. Without water,
humankind would not survive. It's our most valuable resource!
Recycle and compost – Composting organic waste helps reduce the
amount of garbage that goes into landfills, and recycling water bottles,
aluminum cans, and paper products helps reduce water pollution.
Recycle water bottles – instead of throwing them away, if you have the
space, try recycling water bottles to help save water!
Easy ways to stop water pollution

5.
Habitat destruction
Habitat destruction occurs when human activity drastically
alters or destroys any natural ecosystem. Habitat destruction
reduces the amount of food, water and shelter that is
available to wildlife.
Habitat destruction threatens wildlife species and is the main
cause of endangered species.
Habitat is the space in which the organism occurs. In this
area, the organism finds food, shelter and develops

6.
Other ways to protect nature
Respect nature and avoid heavily overgrown
places. In the forest, do not make noise and
behave calmly.
Use water-efficient appliances – Toilets,
dishwashers, and washing machines are some
examples.
Avoid using plastic water bottles – Plastic water
bottles can take centuries to decompose and often
end up in waterways and oceans.
Ride your bike or walk instead of driving.

7.
Thanks!
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