Scholar-Journalist
The urgency of preserving our nature
Published
3 years agoon
By: Diya Bhattacharya


This portrait draws inspiration from nature and highlights the atrocities committed against it. Every day, we witness the relentless cutting down of trees to cater to the demands of an overcrowded population. Animals are ruthlessly killed for various purposes, and the very air we breathe is polluted by toxic gases emitted from factories and vehicles. It has become a rare sight to behold locations brimming with lush greenery, where the air is oxygen-rich, pure, and filled with the melodious chirping of birds.
In urban areas, pollution stems from the rampant construction of buildings and the usage of heavy machinery. Factories further contribute to the environmental degradation by releasing harmful emissions and disposing of their waste in rivers, while forests are decimated for timber and medicinal resources. Even in rural regions, pollution arises from the burning of soil for agricultural purposes, the excessive application of fertilisers and pesticides, and the contamination of rivers caused by people using them for washing clothes and bathing, as well as for their livestock.
All these factors collectively lead to the relentless destruction of our beloved Mother Earth and the stunning natural landscapes she has bestowed upon us. They also contribute to the alarming rise in global warming and climate change, which poses a grave threat to our planet’s delicate ecosystem. Therefore, it is crucial for us to consider these factors, appreciate nature, and show it respect. After all, it is from nature that we derive the resources and modern technology we enjoy today.

Conserving nature becomes even more critical for the well-being of future generations, ensuring that they do not face scarcity and can live in peace, surrounded by the essence of nature and its invaluable treasures. We must firmly believe in the conservation of nature and unite to protect it, so that our Mother Earth does not lose its essence and remains valuable for all time.
In conclusion, let us recognise the critical importance of nature conservation, acknowledging the profound impact it has on our lives and the lives of future generations. By joining hands and taking concrete actions, we can safeguard the beauty and abundance of our natural world, preserving it as a legacy for generations to come.