Today is International Forest Day

We all know that there is no Planet B for we humans, Earth is all what we have. May be in future with hi-tech technology we may be able to set our base on another planets but the question is will there we nature over there, will there be forest, jungles, oceans, waterfalls and all this beauty that we have on our Mother Earth, the answer as of now is definitely No. There is no real nature on any other planet, so it all the more becomes our responsibility to save our Forests. While we grown ups understand this, the same needs to be taught to our children as well. They are the future of this planet and they need to understand the importance of nature conservation.

The minerals from our soil is getting depleted at a rapid speed and because of that the growth of plants is getting impacted. So, what do we do? We need to save our soil for our future generations to enjoy the same nature that we are right now. During my travels I see that some of the places that I used to visit in my childhood days which were dense with Trees now have much lesser trees and the areas are getting dried up. Trees are cut down for commercial purposes and new ones are not being grown. Such an irresponsible act this is.

Technology change is inevitable but at the same time we must make it a point to use it responsibly. What will we do with barren lands, there will be no clean air to breathe and the whole ecology system will be imbalanced. Birds will not have place to make their nests, oxygen levels will go down and life will be a complete disaster.

Today's generation is more connected to gadgets then with nature, so they will not even realize the importance of nature. It is the parent's and elders responsibility to inculcate these interests for the children, so that when they grow up they also will be passionate about the land they are living on.

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