高中植树节保护环境倡议书英语作文

高中植树节保护环境倡议书英语作文
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篇1
My Awesome Ideas for Saving the Planet on Tree Planting Day!
Hi everyone! My name is Timmy and I'm 10 years old. I go to Oakwood Elementary School and I'm here today to share my awesomely awesome ideas about how we can protect the environment and planet Earth by planting lots of trees on Tree Planting Day! Trees are so cool and important. We need to plant more of them to make our planet greener and healthier.
First of all, trees give us the air that we breathe! They take in carbon dioxide and make oxygen. Without trees, there wouldn't be enough oxygen in the air for people and animals to breathe. That would be really bad! Trees are like amazing air filters that clean up the pollution in the air from cars, factories, and stuff like that. Planting more trees means cleaner, fresher air for everyone. Yay trees!
Trees also provide us with lots of yummy food like apples, oranges, bananas, coconuts, and maple syrup! Can you imagine
a world with no fruit or pancakes? That would be no fun at all. Plus, trees give shade and shelter for animals, birds, and other wildlife to live in. So by planting trees, we are helping feed people and giving homes to cute little critters.
Another awesome thing about trees is that they prevent soil erosion. That's when the soil gets washed or blown away, which is bad for plants trying to grow. Tree roots hold the soil together so it doesn't get eroded away. Trees are like anchors for the earth! They also help absorb water during rainstorms so there isn't as much flooding. Talk about an amazing superpower!
But here's the biggest, most awesomest reason why we need to plant way more trees: climate change. Trees absorb carbon dioxide, which is one of the main gases causing global warming and climate change. The more trees we plant, the more carbon dioxide gets soaked up, which helps stop climate change from getting worse. Climate change is melting the polar ice caps, causing sea levels to rise, creating crazy storms, and messing up environments for animals. We have to act fast to stop it by planting millions of new trees everywhere we can!
On Tree Planting Day, I think we should all work together as a team to plant as many new trees as possible all over our town, neighborhood, parks, and school grounds. We can dig big holes
with shovels and put little baby tree saplings inside. Then we need to water them a lot so they can grow big and strong. Let's get our hands dirty and plant hundreds, no thousands, of trees! We can make it a fun competition to see who can plant the most.
The younger kids like me can be in charge of watering the new baby trees every day. Older kids and adults can take turns digging the holes and putting the trees in the ground. Parents can buy the tree saplings and donate supplies like shovels, hoses, and wagons to cart everything around. Businesses can give money to buy more trees to plant. I'll even ask my grandparents if they can send money to sponsor some trees! Everyone has an important job to do.
Once all the new trees are planted, we need to take really good care of them. We should make signs that tell people not to litter or damage the trees. Maybe we can makeProtect Our Trees clubswith meetings and everything. Older kids can teach younger kids about the importance of trees. We can have
tree-hugging events where everyone hugs a tree at the same time!
On hot summer days when trees provide shade, we can hold Read Under a Tree book clubs. During windy storms when trees block the wind, we can have Thanks Trees picnics. In the fall
when trees drop apples and pinecones, we can make crafts out of them. Whenever it's someone's birthday or a holiday, we can give tree saplings as gifts instead of toys. There are so many fun ways to enjoy and appreciate our trees all year round!
My biggest dream of all is that one day our whole town and then the whole state, and then the whole country, and finally the entire planet Earth will be covered in a huge, beautiful green forest with trees everywhere! Imagine how nice that would be - clean air to breathe, lots of plant and animal friends, plenty of healthy food to eat, and no more climate change problems. What a paradise!
By working together to plant and care for more and more trees, we can make this dream a reality. All it takes is each person doing their part by planting just a few trees. So let's get started on Tree Planting Day by digging some holes and getting our hands dirty! Who's with me? Let's make Planet Earth an awesomely green and tree-riffic place to live!
篇2
Let's Go Green and Save the Earth!
Hi friends! My name is Lily and I'm a 4th grader. Today I want to talk to you about something super important - protecting our beautiful planet Earth!
Have you ever gone outside and looked up at the tall trees swaying in the breeze? Or crouched down to watch a fuzzy little caterpillar munching on a leaf? Or breathed in that fresh, clean air after it rains? Isn't nature just the best?
Well, you won't believe this, but our amazing planet that's filled with so many cool plants, animals, and places is actually in big trouble. The grown-ups call it climate change and pollution.
See, for a really long time, people have been doing things that hurt the environment. Like chopping down way too many trees in the rainforests. Or putting out tons of smoke and gases from cars, factories, and power plants. These nasty gases are called greenhouse gases and they get trapped in our atmosphere, making the whole planet heat up! Just like a real greenhouse.
The warming temperatures are melting the ice caps and glaciers, causing sea levels to rise. It's putting many animals' homes and food sources at risk. Entire species are going extinct because their habitats are disappearing. And the increase in extreme weather like droughts, wildfires, and hurricanes is
damaging people's homes and making it hard to grow enough food.
On top of that, we have mountains of trash and plastic polluting the oceans, parks, and streets. It's gotten so bad in some places that there's more plastic than fish in the sea! All that litter and pollution is hurting the critters that live in those habitats.
This might all sound really scary, but don't worry - there are lots of things we kids can do to help! We just need to go green and take better care of the environment.
One of the best things we can do is plant more trees. Trees are like superhero filters that clean the air we breathe. They breathe in carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases, and breathe out fresh oxygen for us. Planting trees is an easy way to reduce those gases warming the planet. Plus, trees provide food and homes for squirrels, birds, insects and other wildlife.
Our school's tree planting festival is coming up, and I think we should go totally green this year! We can kick things off by cleaning up any litter around the school grounds and planting tons of new trees and gardens. Let's turn our campus into a lush, green oasis.
But we can't stop there! We have to do our part every single day. Here are some tips:
Recycle as much as you can and don't litter. Separate out plastics, glass, paper and metals to be recycled properly instead of going to the landfill. And always put trash in bins, never on the ground.
Reduce, reuse, and repurpose as much as possible. Bring reusable bottles, bags and containers instead of single-use plastics. Donate old clothes, toys, and books instead of throwing them out. Get creative and repurpose items into cool new crafts!
Conserve energy and water. Take shorter showers, turn off the lights when leaving a room, unplug devices when not in use, and walk or bike instead of driving when you can. Little things make a big difference.
Choose sustainable and eco-friendly products when possible. Look for items made from recycled materials with minimal packaging. Buy local produce too!
Learn about the environment and spread the word. Read books, watch videos, and talk to your family about climate change. Share what you've learned with friends and encourage them to go green too!
Get out and enjoy nature! Go for hikes, have picnics, stargaze, and appreciate all the amazing plants and animals around you. The more you love the great outdoors, the more you'll want to protect it.
I know if we all work together as a team, we can make the world a cleaner, greener, healthier place for every living thing. We got this!
Every positive action we take, no matter how small, creates ripples that make the planet a little bit better. So whaddya say - are you up for the challenge of going green? Let's get our hands dirty planting trees, pick up every piece of litter we see, and spread the eco-friendly word far and wide! The future of the Earth is counting on us.
Who's with me? Let's go save the world!
篇3
My Tree Planting Day Adventure!
Yay, it's Tree Planting Day at my big brother's high school! I was so excited to help out because trees are just the best. They give us fresh air to breathe, shade to keep us cool, and homes for adorable little critters. Plus, who doesn't love climbing trees and pretending to be a squirrel or bird?
When we got to the school, there were lots of other kids, parents, and teachers all ready to pitch in. The nice lady in charge told us we'd be planting a whole new mini-forest behind the soccer field. She said adding more trees would make the air cleaner for everyone. It would also give birds, squirrels, and other forest friends a safe place to live right near the school. I couldn't wait to get started!
First, we had to dig deep holes for the baby trees using big shovels. Digging was hard work, but I was determined. I pretended I was a doggy digging for a dinosaur bone! After a little while, my arms got pretty tired. But I kept going because I wanted to make sure my tree had a nice, cozy home to grow up in.
Once the holes were ready, it was time for the fun part - playing in the mud! We took the teeny trees out of their pots and gently set them in the holes. Then we shoveled dirt all around them and patted it down firmly. The teacher said we needed to pack the soil tight so the roots could spread out easily underground.
As I patted the dirt around my tree's base, I whispered, "Don't worry little tree, I'll take great care of you!" I gave it a big
hug too, getting mud all over my shirt. Whoops, Mommy won't like that! But it was worth it to make a new tree friend.
After all the planting was done, we gathered around for the grand tree watering ceremony. We formed a bucket brigade line and passed buckets of water down to the trees one by one. Splish splash, they got a nice long drink! The teacher said the water would help their thirsty roots stretch down deep into the soil so they could grow big and strong.
Once all the baby trees were watered and tucked in, we got to play forest guardians! We spread out wood chip mulch at the base of each tree to lock in moisture and keep weeds away. I made sure to give my little tree an extra thick layer of cozy mulch blankets.
As I looked around at all the hard work we did, I felt so proud. Okay, maybe a little sleepy too after laboring all day under the hot sun. But it was worth it to make our school greener and cleaner. Every tree we planted will drink in greenhouse gases and pump out fresh oxygen for decades to come. Awesome!
The best part was, we got to decorate our trees with kindness ribbons. I tied a bright blue ribbon around my tree's slender trunk and said, "Tree, I promise to keep you safe. You
make the world so much prettier and healthier, so I'll always protect you!"
On the ride home, I was covered in dirt from head to toe. I probably looked like I had been playing in a mud puddle all day instead of doing important environmental work. But I didn't even care - I was too busy daydreaming about my tree growing taller cada year, giving homes to birds and squirrels. And providing us all with glorious shade and clean air to breathe. Thanks, trees!
I really hope my little tree survives and thrives at the big high school. I'll go visit it every week to make sure it has enough water and no mean bugs are bugging it. Maybe I'll even read it stories to help it grow big and strong. A kid's got to take care of their tree, after all!
I'm so grateful my brother's school does Tree Planting Day annually. It's an awesome way to teach kids why trees are crucial for a healthy environment. The world needs more events like this to inspire the next generation of tree huggers! We've got to protect and grow more forests if we want lovely nature trails to hike, crisp air to breathe, and incredible tigers, bears, and birds to go birdwatching for.
Trees make the world a zillion times better. They leave us fun climbing branches, sappy winter icicles to lick, and best of all -
endless piles of crunchy fall leaves to joyfully jump in! What's not to love? Chop down too many trees and we'd have no treehouses, maple syrup, or cozy woody campfires. No way, José!
So let's all be tree heroes and plant more leafy friends across the planet. Grab a shovel and get started today! Don't worry if you get dirt underneath your fingernails - that just means you're doing it right. Every little minion tree we nurture into a tall timber will help save the world, one branchy bear hug at a time. Thank you, trees!
篇4
Dear Friends,
Today is a super duper important day - it's Tree Planting Festival at our school! Trees are like the best friends of the planet. They give us oxygen to breathe, shade to stay cool, and homes for lots of cute animals. But there's a really big problem happening. Too many trees are being cut down and it's making the Earth very sick.
That's why we all need to be Tree Huggers and do everything we can to protect trees and the environment! If we don't act now, the future is going to be a big mess. Imaginewalking outside and there's no trees around, just empty
dirt everywhere. No birds singing, no squirrels playing, and the air is all gross and smoky. Doesn't sound like fun, does it?
The main thing killing trees is deforestation. That's a big weird word that means chopping down huge forest areas to make space for farms, roads, buildings and stuff. In some countries, an area of forest the size of a gazillion football fields is destroyed every single minute! Can you believe that? All those poor animals lose their homes and have nowhere to go.
Another tree killer is making paper from wood pulp. We use so much paper for books, magaines, packaging and billion other things. Every year, billions of trees are cut down just to make paper! It makes me want to cry seeing such a tragic waste.
Plastic is also terrible for trees because it's made from oil and gas that comes from drilling undersground. The drilling damages forests and pollutes the air, water and soil. Plus, plastic lasts forever in landfills and hurts wildlife when it gets into the ocean. We need to ditch the plastic and switch to eco-friendly materials!
So what can we do to be Tree Huggers and help out our arboreal amigos? Here are some ideas:
Reduce, reuse, recycle! Cut down on wasting paper, plastic, food and other stuff that hurts trees. Reuse things instead of throwing them out. And recycle as much as possible.
Use forest-friendly products made from recycled or sustainable materials. Like recycled paper, pencils made from old bluejeans, or computing devices with bamboo casings!
Save energy by turning off lights, unplugging chargers, and taking shorter showers. Lots of energy comes from burning trees and fossil fuels that pollute.
Take good care of any trees and plants you have at home or school. Water them, protect them, give them mulch and love!
Pick up litter, especially any plastic litter which can hurt trees and critters. Do your part to keep the community clean.
Learn about rainforests and why they are so important for the whole world. Maybe we can do a bake sale to raise money to help protect them!
Get involved with environment clubs at school to organize tree planting, clean ups and awareness campaigns.
And of course, PLANT TREES! Every new tree makes a difference for cleaner air, cooler climates, and more homes for cute critters.
Those are just some ideas, but I'm sure you Tree Huggers can think of way more! I'll leave you with this inspiring poem:
Trees are life's gift to us
Providing crisp air to breath
Giving shade, fruit and bloom
A wondrous plentiful wreath
From arborvitae to zelkova
We must cherish them all
The mighty redwood, humble maple
Stand brave, short or tallity needs their splendor
To ensure our future's bright
So hug those trees and protect them
And keep our world's future light!
What are you waiting for, Tree Huggers? This is a call for everyone to go green and start taking care of our incredible planet today. Plant trees, recycle, turn off lights, use
eco-products, cleanup litter, and do whatever you can to give back to glorious Mother Nature.
The trees need us to be their heroes! Let's make this Tree Planting Festival one to remember by promising to be incredible Tree Huggers. For the sake of all the squirrels, birds, bees and future generations, we've got to take action right now.
Let's get planting and make every day Earth Day! Who's with me?!
Your Friend,
A Proud Tree Hugger
篇5
My Arbor Day Message to You Big High School Kids!
Hi there big high school kids! My name is Timmy and I'm a 4th grader at Oakwood Elementary. I know I'm just a little kid, but I have a really really important message to share with you all about taking care of our planet on Arbor Day. You guys are the future leaders and you need to listen up!
See, the thing is, our Earth is in trouble. The trees and forests are disappearing because we keep cutting them down. Animals are losing their homes and going extinct. The air is getting dirtier and the weather is going crazy with droughts, hurricanes, and
heatwaves happening more often. It's a big mess! And you know what's causing it? Us humans.
We're being really bad guests on this planet by polluting everything, wasting resources, and not taking care of nature. My teacher Mrs. Appleton says if we don't change our habits soon, the Earth might become unlivable for humans someday. Can you imagine - no more trees, no more animals, no more clean air to breathe? That's so scary!
But you big kids can help turn things around. You're about to be grown-ups who can make big decisions. So on Arbor Day this year, I want you to make a pinky promise to be environmental superheroes and protectors of the Earth. Here's what you can do:
Plant a tree! Or even better, plant a whole bunch of trees. Trees are like the lungs of the planet that make oxygen for us to breathe. Plus they give shade, stop soil erosion, and look pretty. Go plant a tree on your campus or in your neighborhood park on Arbor Day and take care of it.
Stop littering and start recycling everything you can - paper, plastic, metal, glass, you name it. We need to stop being such a wasteful society. Reduce, reuse, recycle - make that your motto!
Walk, bike, or take the bus instead of driving everywhere. Vehicle emissions are terrible for air quality. Do your part to cut down on polluting exhaust fumes.
Conserve electricity and water at home. Turn off lights when leaving a room, don't leave the tap running while brushing your teeth, take shorter showers. Small actions add up to save tons of energy and water.
Say no to single-use plastics like bottles, straws, and bags. Bring your own reusable stuff instead. All that plastic is clogging up our poor oceans and killing marine life.
When you go shopping, look for products with less packaging or things made from recycled materials. Vote with your dollars for companies making eco-friendly choices.
Learn about environmental issues and share what you know with your friends and family so they can make green changes too. Knowledge is power!
If you're an artistic type, create paintings, poems, songs or videos inspiring people to cherish Mother Nature and go green. Beauty can change hearts and minds.
For you scientists and engineers out there, put your big brains to work developing new clean energy solutions and technologies that are sustainable and don't pollute.
And finally, speak up! When you see someone doing something harmful like littering, call them out politely. Write letters to government leaders demanding stronger environmental policies. Attend rallies and spread awareness about crucial climate and conservation matters.
I know this is a lot for you big high schoolers to take on. But we're counting on you! My kid friends and I need you to be our environmental heroes so We all have a healthy and happy planet to live on for many many years to come.
Just look how blue and green and perfect the Earth is from all those beautiful space pictures. Isn't it worth saving? I think so! So go team! Make your elementary school buddies proud by protecting Mother Nature on Arbor Day and every day. The future is in your hands!
Thanks for listening, green ambassadors! Stay
eco-awesome!
Your pal,
Timmy。