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World Conservation Day

World Conservation Day

World Conservation Day
World Conservation Day is widely known on 28th of July per annum. World Conservation Day is practiced internationally to increase awareness to protect our natural resources. Nature is facing huge problem like deforestation, illegal wildlife trades. On the rise earth is a home to countless species of flora and fauna. So, we should not harm our nature and planet. Instead of that we need to protect and conserve our natural resources for a healthy environment. In our surroundings we all depend on natural resources like air, water, soil, trees, mineral resources etc. in our day to day life. So to form a correct balance within the wildlife, we'd like to guard the animals who are at the sting of extinction. We as a human being are totally depend on natural resources to fulfill our needs, which we get from our mother earth. So if we do not conserve these resources they will extinct in future. As a result it create a natural imbalance to human lives. Therefore conservation of nature is very important. Humans may disperse the place of concrete and steel. They live at the cost of other species life. We need to understand that at the cost of resources and the lives of animals, we can not lead our lives. Because we all are surviving during this world thanks to those resources.

If we talk about resources then trees are playing a very important role in the survival of different species of flora and fauna and mankind. Trees and plants consume carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and provide us the fresh oxygen which is necessary for a healthy life. Also if we talk about glaciers, they also play a very important role as they are connected with the rivers and lakes which provide water for drinking to various cities and towns. Birds and bees help to pollinate plants that we all eat to stay healthy by getting nutrition from them. Most of the Ayurvedic medicines are obtained from plants and other resources on earth. But still we are destroying it for earning some money. Nature has given us so much without an expectation. So now it is our turn to conserve all those precious privileges which gives us so many things. So please stop exploiting it. On this World Conservation Day let us all take the pledge to conserve our natural resources and protect it. 
World Conservation Day

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