Nature conservation is the duty of all of us

Nature is the basis of our life, the only home for all living beings. It has given us clean air, pure water, sweet fruits, life-giving sunlight, and green forests. Man lives in unity with nature. Without nature, there would be no life. Therefore, nature conservation is the most important and noble duty of humanity.

However, today, nature is increasingly being harmed by human activity. Forests are being cut down, rivers are being polluted, animals are disappearing. Smoke from cars pollutes the air, and waste from factories poisons the water. As a result of such problems, the environment is losing its condition, serious problems such as climate change, the greenhouse effect, and droughts are emerging. This poses a threat not only to nature, but also to our lives.

Therefore, every person should consider himself a part of nature. We must protect nature not only in words, but also in deeds. Not throwing garbage on the ground, not cutting down trees, but on the contrary, planting new ones, not wasting water – all these are the simplest, but most important steps towards protecting nature.

Every small good deed will lead to big changes. If every person plants a tree, the world will become greener. Trees give us air, coolness, and a place for birds. A person who loves nature will also be kind, clean, and kind-hearted.

We, the younger generation, must deeply feel the responsibility to protect nature. Because today’s nature is our life tomorrow. If we protect it, future generations will breathe clean air, drink clean water, and walk in green forests. But if we are careless, in the future there may be no trace of these beauties.

Love for nature is a sign of humanity in the heart. By preserving Mother Nature, we also preserve our own lives. Nature takes care of us like a mother. She feeds us, protects us, and gives us joy. But if we harm her, she will turn away from us. Therefore, we should always remember the wisdom that says, “Whoever loves nature loves life.”

Today, many organizations, schools, and students are holding various campaigns to preserve nature. Initiatives such as “Clean Air,” “Green School,” and “One Tree – a Thousand Lives” are very important. Such activities not only beautify the environment, but also strengthen people’s love for nature. We should also be active in such activities.

If each of us keeps our yard, school, and neighborhood clean, learns to sort waste, and takes care of animals, nature will be grateful to us. Because it is alive — it also feels, it also wants to live. And we are its closest children.

In short, preserving nature is not just a word, but a duty, responsibility and a sign of love. Every person leaves a mark in this world. Someone cuts down trees, someone plants trees. Which mark is better is up to us to choose. Therefore, let us love nature, let us preserve it, because nature is our life, our future.

Madina Abdisalomova is 13 years old, born on July 27, 2012 in Nishon district, Kashkadarya region, Republic of Uzbekistan. Currently, she is a 7th grade student at the Presidential School in Karshi, Kashkadarya region, Republic of Uzbekistan. She is a native Uzbek, fluent in English and Uzbek.