Nature is our most prized possession above everything else, regardless of monetary or other material possessions that we as human beings might have. You might wonder why am I saying this? Well...you see the answer is simple, nature is what keep us alive, what give us resources for our daily living, what lets us coexist between species and what gives life to our Planet Earth.
I wonder why do we tend to be destructive towards it, when it has given us so much? Why all that hatred? All this impact on nature is because of our actions, due to our desperation to satisfy our growing needs. Yes, nobody denies that this is a way in which we can assure our survival but...we are not noticing that this is causing heavy damage to future generations, the environment and the animals that live among us.
This is why there are organizations like Greenpeace and World Wildlife Fund who fight for nature and its wildlife so that none of this is lost forever in the future. Greenpeace is a non-profitable organization that acts to protect the environment and the welfare of every single person in the world. It functions internationally yet they began in a small boat with a small group of people sailing all the way from Vancouver, Canada to US to save Amchitka an island ecosystem in the coast of Alaska, where at last they decided to establish and fund Greenpeace They accomplish their goals by relying on donations organizing campaigns and letting people know what is happening to our environment.
On the other side World Wildlife Fund or WWF as we know it they protect the future of nature and the organisms within. Their mission is "to conserve nature and reduce the most pressing threats to the diversity of life on Earth. " They functions on 100 different countries through donations and just like Greenpeace it is a non-profitable organization. They work the same way as Greenpeace, focusing on campaigns to promote awarness and they take action to find a solution to the ongoing problem.
I believe that both organizations do their best on protecting the environment and nature to assure a better and healthier future for all of us. They definitely have a bright future upon them since there are many people who are becoming aware and want to support them and become part of the solution.
I wonder why do we tend to be destructive towards it, when it has given us so much? Why all that hatred? All this impact on nature is because of our actions, due to our desperation to satisfy our growing needs. Yes, nobody denies that this is a way in which we can assure our survival but...we are not noticing that this is causing heavy damage to future generations, the environment and the animals that live among us.
This is why there are organizations like Greenpeace and World Wildlife Fund who fight for nature and its wildlife so that none of this is lost forever in the future. Greenpeace is a non-profitable organization that acts to protect the environment and the welfare of every single person in the world. It functions internationally yet they began in a small boat with a small group of people sailing all the way from Vancouver, Canada to US to save Amchitka an island ecosystem in the coast of Alaska, where at last they decided to establish and fund Greenpeace They accomplish their goals by relying on donations organizing campaigns and letting people know what is happening to our environment.
On the other side World Wildlife Fund or WWF as we know it they protect the future of nature and the organisms within. Their mission is "to conserve nature and reduce the most pressing threats to the diversity of life on Earth. " They functions on 100 different countries through donations and just like Greenpeace it is a non-profitable organization. They work the same way as Greenpeace, focusing on campaigns to promote awarness and they take action to find a solution to the ongoing problem.
I believe that both organizations do their best on protecting the environment and nature to assure a better and healthier future for all of us. They definitely have a bright future upon them since there are many people who are becoming aware and want to support them and become part of the solution.
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