What Can We Do For Our Mother Nature?

“Simply having convention which says you must not make species extinct does not make a blind bit of difference.” Earth is full of plants whether those are in water or on land living with all animals before the man came on earth and interacted with plants and animals. 

            As time passes by, the knowledge of human being is getting smarter and their population increases until it became one of the most common problems of nature that causes its destruction and some parts of wildlife extinct.

            Nowadays, ecological crisis is getting more critical. The number of endangered species increases. It is because of excessive hunting, exposure to pesticides and other pollutants, as well as ongoing competition of species. The most important cause is habitat loss as a result of human exploitation and encroachment.

            Most of the countries are having open season to avoid excessive hunting. Countries like Philippines are having programs and laws to contribute and to help in saving or conserving the Mother Earth such as “One Billion Trees” by President Noynoy Aquino. Having floods in most part of the cities of the Philippines during rainy or stormy make some of the Filipino citizens be aware to our Mother Nature, but most of us still don’t. The number of undisciplined Filipino citizens is greater than the number of disciplined, so some agencies of the Philippines are enforcing laws which concern a lot about our mother nature. 

            I am hoping that our government can still maintain their confident desire for disciplining Filipinos in order to make our environment better than before. We must also encourage the others to open their eyes and enlighten their minds about the occurrence of our environments, so that they’ll be aware, too, and they’ll help us to solve our problem.

            In present, it seems that it’s impossible to return our nature to its former state, but if we are with God, nothing is impossible to recover our nature and to live with it properly as long as we can. And if we are with Him, we can gain stronger hope, guidance, and wiser brain to think and to have ideas for solving the problem, such as ecological crisis.

            I, as a Filipino and science student, will always be ready to obey the rules of our government for a better life, better country, and better future and especially for our environments and health.  The best things that we can do to solve our problem are praying, planning wisely and applying the actions. 

Rico Jeremy G. Hernandez 

Informal Theme/Blog #6

We Are In the World of Communication

Greetings everybody, I’m here to call your attention
Give you some ideas and new information
First, I would like to ask you a question
Have you ever realized the importance of communication?

For me, I think it will be too difficult to have progressive nations
No proper way of living and unpleasant relations
or may be there’ll be no reproduction for the next generation
that’s the world I imagined with no communication

Communication is defined as exchange of information;
It is an outgrowth of methods developed over centuries of expression.
It was started by our ancestors by different ways in different locations.
Until it reached the world of modernization

Nowadays, the act of communicating is being developed by inventions;
Being improved by technologies such as cell phones, computers and televisions,
Even though it take miles away from each other, they still keep better communications
But some of these invented technologies emit radiations.

Humans are not the only creatures who can exchange information.
Animals also communicate to each other through their sounds and actions;
In order to survive and to strengthen their connections,
But If they can’t understand each other, it may start the competition.

It appears that our life is boring and it’s inadequate to live without interaction.
And it seems that human are well blessed by God to communicate appropriately,
Because in real life, half of our lives is communication
There’s a saying, “No one lives and dies merely for himself respectively.”

Rico Jeremy G. Hernandez

Informal Theme/Blog #7