Ways to protect green spaces

I remember when I was in high school, we did this.

At that time, I was the organizing committee member of our Youth League branch. In order to enhance the awareness of the league members and enable them to take the lead in their study and life on campus, our league branch launched the green protection activity of "Protect Green Spaces and Strive to Be Green Guardians".

First of all, we organized the students to work separately and prepare activity materials. The publicity committee is responsible for organizing students to produce posters for the event. As an organizing committee member, I arranged for the students to purchase event supplies. The secretary of the Youth League branch went outside to make promotional slogans and signature banners. This is preliminary preparation. Later the event officially started. In order to attract more students' attention, we gathered on the playground with fifty or sixty members, holding banners and billboards while running and shouting slogans. The activity immediately attracted the attention of the students. Many students came forward to ask questions and rushed to sign the stickers to show their determination to "protect green". Later, we organized a "Striving to Be Green Guardian" signature event with thousands of people on the playground. At the same time, we promoted the spirit of green protection to the students and explained the meaning of green protection, so that the students present had a deeper understanding of green protection. Soon the whole event reached its climax, and the scene was very lively. In just half an hour, all the labels were signed.

Later, we organized everyone to use iron wires to fix the loose wooden stakes to help the trees grow upright, and inserted green protection placards into each dormitory building, teaching building, cafeteria door and other places where the green space in front was seriously damaged. place and tie it with a rope to prevent people from stepping on it.

I remember that our activity was very successful, and it was also well received by the school leaders.

Seven years have passed in the blink of an eye, but I still feel very happy when I think about it now. I wonder if my experience is of any help to you? Hope you do better than us!