Imagine you are giving a talk at the Ecology Class describing a situation in the place where you live. Make a plan of your talk and speak on the following. 1. Changes in the climate, in the weather. 2. Reasons for these changes. 3. Disappearing and rare plants (birds, animals). 4. The state of the forests, rivers and lakes in your region.

Plan of Talk: 1. Introduction * Greetings and introduction of myself. * Brief overview of the local environment and its importance. 2. Changes in Climate and Weather * Describe notable changes in temperature patterns. * Discuss any alterations in precipitation, such as increased droughts or heavy rainfall. * Mention extreme weather events, like heatwaves or storms, and their impact on the region. 3. Reasons for Climate and Weather Changes * Highlight human activities contributing to climate change. * Deforestation and its effects on local climate. * Pollution from industries and transportation. * Agricultural practices and their contribution to greenhouse gas emissions. 4. Disappearing and Rare Plants and Animals * Discuss specific species that are becoming rare or endangered. * Loss of habitat due to urbanization and agriculture. * Impact of invasive species on native flora and fauna. * Highlight efforts to protect and conserve these species. 5. State of Forests, Rivers, and Lakes * Assess the health of local forests. * Discuss deforestation, illegal logging, and reforestation efforts. * Pollution from agricultural runoff and industrial waste. * Water management practices and their impact on water quality. 6. Conclusion * Recap the key points discussed in the talk. * Emphasize the need for collective action to address environmental issues. * Call for community involvement in conservation efforts. * End with a positive message about the potential for a sustainable future.