The last tree on earth

The last tree on earth

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WWF has succeeded to save the last tree on earth in New Zealand on September 11, 2012 from group of men who tried to cut down the tree.

On September 11, 2012 WWF or World Wide Fund of Nature have succeed for saving the last tree in New Zealand after they have been trying so hard to protect the trees around the world. The last tree is located at the national park in New Zealand while others tree were cut down.

The WWF president Yolanda Kakabadse said "After we failed to protect the national parks in Africa, Asia, Oceania, Europe, South America, North and Central America, we have sworn to protect the last tree on earth. It would not succeed if the green heart people in New Zealand did not call us to inform the important information of the forest encroachment of the savage mind people. "

The police arrested the malefactors while they were sleeping under the tree.The police officer said "we found they lying under this tree after finished cutting others. We assumed that they were so exhausted so they had to take a rest, that was the reason why they didn't cut the last tree; not because they have the personal accountability."

Group of the malefactors said "We are paid for cutting down the trees to build a house for a politician. He want to finish the dog house to be the gift for his daughter's birthday. We did not want to do this, but we had to because we are poor and we don't have mush choice." By the way, the police said that the malefactors had been firstly sentenced to be imprisoned for the rest of their lives, but they confessed so they are imprisoned only for ten years and do the good deed for earth for the rest of their lives. The police also said "We will arrest the politician, who ordered the malefactors to cut down the tree, to be imprisoned soon, I promise."

People all the world are relieved now because the tree is saved. The WWF lastly announced "We will take a good care of this tree and try to reforest the world. In 2020, we believe that the world will be full of plants again."


Ps. This story is made up for purpose of our journalism project, name of country and people are real. Yolanda Kakabadse is still a president of WWF. The picture is named 'Tree', it's an ad in 'Asia Pacific ADFEST Poster Lotus Winners' by Ogilvy & Mather from Thailand, they won the Gold Single Poster Lotus for Best of Social Engagements.