Funny holidays - Day of Love for Nature

The earth is a living, highly organized organism that needs the careful treatment of people. The planet is our common home. Caring for the environment is one of the important components of preserving living and inanimate nature. Every person should think about what he will leave behind for his children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. A land with wild rivers and seas teeming with fish, green forests with singing birds, where thousands of species of animals find refuge? A lifeless planet, whose resources are depleted due to thoughtless economic activity? In order for a baby to grow up strong, healthy and self-confident, from birth he needs to be surrounded by affection and care. Parents, grandparents, sisters and brothers give love to a child. Growing up, a person begins to understand how important it is to experience tenderness and affection for loved ones. Over time, he realizes that pets, flowers in the garden, and the entire animal and plant world of the planet need to be shown love and care. A holiday was established to attract public attention to the problems of the surrounding world. May 11th is the Day of Love for Nature. Air pollution from exhaust gases and industrial emissions, water pollution from household waste and oil spills from the ocean, soil pollution from chemicals and nuclear waste negatively affects the state of the biosphere. Disturbances in the chain of links in the ecosystem lead to a malfunction of the entire complex. Environmental problems affect both people and animals and plants, leading to their extinction. Every year, the Red Book is replenished with hundreds of species of flora and fauna that are on the verge of extinction. The thinning of the ozone layer under the influence of chlorofluorocarbons leads to an excess of UV radiation, which, in turn, causes eye pathologies and skin cancer in people. Polluted air with a high content of heavy metals causes diseases of the respiratory system, and vegetables and fruits grown with the help of soil-depleting pesticides cause disruptions in the gastrointestinal tract. But man uses nature not only for utilitarian purposes. The sound of the forest, the smell of ozone in the air after rain, and the singing of birds calm the nervous system; green oak groves and flowering fields bring aesthetic pleasure. Regardless of cultural preferences due to belonging to any ethnic group or nation, living nature attracts the eye and excites the soul, causing admiration for its pristine beauty and perfection. The holiday, celebrated on May 11, calls not only to think about protecting the environment from anthropogenic impact, but also to enjoy the harmony of the universe, of which Homo sapiens is a part. Therefore, love for nature is a person’s love for himself as an important component of the Earth’s biosphere.