Once upon a time in a colorful world, known as Rainbow Valley, there lived a young girl named Zeenia who was widely respected for her love for greenery and for magically growing beautiful flowers. She possessed a magic, God gifted. It was the ability to grow lovely flowers with just a touch. 
    One fine morning while walking through the valley, Zeenia noticed something unusual, which made her gloomy. She noticed that lush greenery was fading, trees were shedding leaves and losing beauty. Flowers were losing their sparkle. Rainbow Valley was losing its magic, and no one knew why?
    Zeenia decided to find the solution. But she needed to know the reason. She set off with her loyal pet squirrel, named Bella, to find the cause. In her journey, she encountered creatures from different parts of Rainbow Valley, each representing color of the rainbow.
    The white doves sang a song of peace and love. The red sparrows and parrots stopped singing and went into the quiet. The orange foxes lost their playful spirit. Zeenia realized that without the greenery, other colors were suffering as well.
    Soon she noticed that humans came with heavy machineries and started cutting the trees off to clear the area in order to build a huge factory there. This act of cruelty, and brutality had weakened the roots of Rainbow Valley. Things were crumbling; her magical powers were fading away like dust in air.
    Zeenia realized the reason behind Rainbow Valley turning grey was deforestation and human activity. So, she formed a group of friends and named it as “Green Savers.” This group was dedicated to preserving the lush greenery and restore the balance of Nature in Rainbow Valley. They implemented strict rules against cutting off trees. They also educated others about the significance of trees. The efforts made a huge impact. The trees stood tall and flowers bloomed and sparkled and the valley regained its colors back. It means small efforts have a strong impact in conserving the environment. We need to preserve the beauty of Nature for our future generations to come.