America’s forests are not commodities to be stripped and sold to the highest bidder—they are ancient, breathing sentinels, pulsing with life. With every whispering breeze through their towering limbs, they cleanse the air, drawing in the world’s excess and exhaling the very oxygen that sustains us all. Their roots grip the earth like veins, threading deep into the land, holding together the delicate balance of life.
Without these forests, the lungs of the planet will wither, the air will grow stagnant, and all life will suffer. Yet, greed lingers like an unchecked wildfire, ready to consume what cannot be replaced. There are choices being made that threaten devastation on an unimaginable scale—choices that would unravel the intricate web of existence, leaving behind only barren scars.
It is time to stop viewing life as expendable simply because it does not mirror our own. Forests are not resources to be exploited; they are sacred, sentient realms deserving of the same fierce protection as the most endangered creatures on Earth. To allow them to be erased by insatiable profit is to stand idly by as the wild heartbeat of our world is silenced.
Forests are not for sale. They are the guardians of life, and they must be defended as such.
-Bearz