Conservation Part 4

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Conservation means protecting our natural resources, like water, trees, and animals, so they can last for a long time.

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Conservation means protecting our natural resources, like water, trees, and animals, so they can last for a long time. It works by using less of what we have, recycling materials, and creating safe places for wildlife. For example, when we use less water by turning off the tap while brushing our teeth, we help conserve water. This way, there is more clean water available for everyone, including plants and animals that need it to survive.

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