A Better Tomorrow

        When it comes to environmental care, it's all about actions. Our ecosystem is progressively healing itself as a result of this pandemic. Although it is possible that it will take a long time to heal due to the extensive damage. We each have our own responsibilities in life, and one of the most important is protecting the environment in which we live. We can protect the world and leave a better world for future generations if we raise awareness and act quickly.

        In certain ways, I believe that even modest acts can have a great impact. Attending environmental events is an excellent way to show that you care about making the planet a better place to live. Mother Earth Foundation, Water for Waves, Philippines Biodiversity Conservation Foundation, World Wide Fund for Nature, are just a few of the environmental organizations in which we could be part. We can help our environment recover from the damage we've caused by joining these organizations.

Being aware of what is going on in our surroundings is also important; if you are aware, you will already know how to respond, as citizens are aware of what is wrong and what is right. We may also contribute by using our platforms to raise environmental awareness. We might utilize our voices to express our dissatisfaction with our current situation and to inform others about it. Persuade and educate them that if we all work together and help each other, we can make a positive impact. We all know that doing these things is the best thing we can do for ourselves, so why aren't we doing anything about it? We, as citizens, must take action since we will never know when it will be too late.

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