Protect the Pandas by Erik
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This document discusses protecting panda habitats by reducing pollution, cutting down fewer forests, and planting more bamboo for the pandas to eat so their habitats are preserved and improved. The key issues are that pollution and deforestation are threatening panda homes, so people need to be less wasteful, cut down fewer trees, and grow more bamboo to support the pandas.
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Protect the Pandas by Erik
- 1. Protect the Pandas! by Erik Sorensen⚽🏆🎮
- 2. People are polluting the land with a lot of trash.
- 3. When people are just so lazy this is what happens.👎
- 4. People know that forest is getting cut down
- 5. This is what you want to see if you live in the city's.
- 6. This is what pandas habitats should look like
- 7. People should plant some bamboo so pandas can eat 🍴
- 8. These are the things that can make the world better.😄