Part E: Conclusions

The JLP (jurong lake park) is filled with many different populations of living things, such as fishes, trees, frogs, snails etc. People use this park for many sorts of things. For example, people jog, fish and have a stroll there with their pets. It is used widely by many residents in that area. Hence, we should do our part to protect this natural habitat of the different animals and plants. The lake is already polluted as you can see that it is milky brown in colour. What is the cause of this? Well, it is how we just thought of ourselves, being selfish to the environment to satisfy or make it more comfortable for us. As we know, many people litter in the park as they do not want to waste their energy walking to the bin. Thus, they end up throwing all the rubbish onto the ground or even the lake. As time goes by, more rubbish is accumulated and the lake gets polluted. Thanks to this, the population of some water animals and water plants, which live in the lake, are decreasing. Hence, we should appreciate biodiversity and protect the natural environment. Everyone can do their part in protecting this majestic habitat, where it is home to many species we might not be able to see in the future if we continue polluting the environment. We could pick up any rubbish we see on the ground and throw them into the bin. We can also ensure that we have a plastic bag or a newspaper with us when we walk our pets, such as dogs, so that the park will not have any signs of shit on the ground. (hehehe...'shit'...) These are the small things we could do to save a whole habitat. Let us all ensure a non-polluted, clean and green JLP !!!