Reset Your Relationship With Beautiful Ecosystems on this World Wetlands Day

Wetlands are vital but misunderstood ecosystems that are undervalued

Destroying wetlands cause increased problems for us and our determination to protect

them should be renewed

On this “World’s Wetlands Day” let us tell the children why Wetlands are important

Since an awesome future and a happy life is what we all want

We can tell more people about the importance of the wetlands on this “World Wetlands Day”

We might cause them to tell someone else and after a while Wetlands will be treated in a better way

People will no longer see them as a stink place that they need to get rid of somehow

They will be telling others why they should be protected, so let us build awareness now

When we all reset our relationships with the beautiful ecosystems life on earth will get better as time goes by

We destroy ecosystems because we are not aware that we need them, and we didn’t ask why

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Fresh water supply is maintained by wetlands

That is how they fulfill our demands

They refill underground reserves with stored rain water

So water won’t be too salty for the needs of many creatures

When we protect wetlands we are saving our own lives

They provide an awesome service, and we need it we need to survive

The Wetlands and the Mangroves are in need of our protection

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And now you can tell the children why they need to make great decisions

We don’t want the destruction of the wetlands to continue in the future

So let us tell children how to protect them so that life on earth will be better

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The environmental children’s book is here that will help children to reduce plastic pollution as they protect the Mangroves and the wetlands

When we are saving the planet we need to use all hearts and hands

We must show more love to Mother Earth each day

That is how we will send our troubles away

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