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प्रश्न
‘Even small things in nature play a big role. So protect nature!’
Frame some slogans based on the above topic.
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उत्तर
Nature Protection Slogans:
- “Tiny leaves, mighty lives → protect nature to survive!”
- “Small buds, big balance → save nature's brilliance!”
- “Even the smallest bee keeps the planet alive → protect all!”
- “Little drops, lush forests → cherish every part of nature!”
- “A bug, a bird, a blade of grass → each one matters; let them last!”
- “No part too small; nature needs them all!”
- “Guard the tiniest, save the mighty → nature is one family!”
- “From ant to elephant, all have a role → protect the whole!”
- “Nature’s puzzle needs every piece → big or small, keep the peace!”
- “Protect every creature, big or small → they keep nature standing tall!”
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