Natgeo Stories

A possible future in less than 500 words, if plastic wins. This was my entry for the WattPad/National Geographic #PlanetOrPlastic competition back in late 2018. It re...

Snorkel through reefs, stroke manatees, and travel through time in "Our Blue Mother." In this collection of short stories, quotes, and facts, (including a fina...

'It won't be long until our world disintegrates into a mass of debris, filling it with the mistake of people's ignorance and greed.' This is my entry for National Geogra...

"I need to save the ocean because it teaches me." -Pablo Neruda For the first time ever, I am participating in a writing contest in wattpad for a good cause. T...

It becomes hard for him to take in oxygen. By the time, he could not obtain oxygen. He starts to lose control of his body and ultimately dies. This is an entry for #Plan...

My entry for the #PlanetOrPlastic contest :) *Completed*

The Pod centers around a young man's adventure in a place he never knew existed with the help of a beautiful woman who lived there. I am among the lucky ones to write an...

A short 500 word story from a "bird's eye-view" for National Geographic's #planetorplastic contest.

Our waters are dying. Yet, it is up to us to see it in another way.

this is a spinoff of special at birth #planetorplastic

They been killing us for years, this is the final warning.

My first entry for Planet or Plastic contest (NatGeo). Word count: 147

a personal entry for #planetorplastic ! + the water is alive. it seeps through the slivers of my fingers, through my every pore, and outlines the magestic beast i see...

this is a short story about man leading earth to the end

I agree. The world is different. Everyone is different. But some are same. Some are just what they want to be. It is no shame if you find someone like you. What's the...

This is my entry for the #PlanetOrPlastic competition

My entry for the #PlanetorPlastic writing competition.

#plasticorplastic - natgeo

Entry for National Geographic's Planet or Plastic.

First entry for National Geographic #planetorplasric contest Mother Nature is crying for help, asking us to save her from ourselves. Our oceans have become our dumping...