An impending ecological disaster is a topic that is most relevant and often discussed in modern society. Environmentalists around the world are watching with alarm how our planet is dying. They sound the alarm, urging people to take care of their native nature and its resources. They say that if all people unite and stand up to protect nature, then it will be possible to save the Earth from inevitable death, or at least postpone this disaster.
Some writers describe the beauty of natural landscapes, native spaces and rivers. Others pay attention to the topic of ruined forests, pollution of the sea, smoke of the surrounding atmosphere, etc.
For example, Boris Kolesov, describing the Siberian expanses, tundra, hillocks, pays attention to every tree, reed, leaf. With what delight he writes! As if paper is an artistic canvas on which the shining facets of Siberia are revealed.
And how bitter and painful he is that trees are cut down for industrial purposes, leaving sticking stumps. He says: "... young Christmas trees are our golden fund, ... good for the Russian forest."
He urges to protect fluffy beauties, especially on New Year's Eve, not to cut down trees for the sake of several holidays.
A.P. In his immortal work "The Cherry Orchard" Chekhov described the cutting down of trees, which he compared "to a bride in a white dress." How much regret and pain from this barbaric and cruel destruction of age-old cherry trees!
Such examples can be given endlessly, for a long time. Our hearts and thoughts should be directed towards the preservation of Mother Nature. Because if we do not preserve the wonderful gifts of the planet, then there is a risk of being left alone in a scorched and lifeless space without surrounding beauty, without flora and fauna.
Therefore, it is necessary to listen to ecologists and the call of your heart, to preserve and increase what is given to us.
