Once upon a time there lived a farmer, named Peter, in a small village. Peter was a hardworking and honest person. Hardly a day passed in which he did not work in his field.

One day, Peter decided to take a break and headed to the nearby nearby forest to relax and take a look at the beautiful autumn leaves. While enjoying his walk through the forest, he stumbled upon something strange. It was a large pile of dirt and rocks.

After taking a closer look, he realized that the pile was actually a large heap of trash. It was clear that someone had been throwing garbage in the forest and had created this large pile. Peter was appalled by this act of irresponsibility and decided to set an example by cleaning up the mess.

He started to collect the garbage and separate it into two piles. The first one was for the recyclable material, while the second one was for the non-recyclable material. He picked out the plastic bottles, foil wrappers, and other recyclable items and placed them in the first pile.

In the second pile, he collected the non recyclable items, like cans and other metallic items, and then buried them deep underground. After completing this task, Peter was quite satisfied with his work.

As he made his way back home he realized that he had done something great by cleaning up the mess. He had taught everyone a lesson about doing their part in protecting the environment and taking responsibility for their actions.

Peter’s noble act of cleaning up the mess not only had a positive impact on the environment, but it also served as a reminder to everyone that we must take responsibility for our actions and do our part in protecting the environment.

Moral of the story: We all must take responsibility for our actions and do our part in protecting the environment.