Human survival is inseparable from pure water, land and air. Glaciers conserve clean freshwater resources, and water nourishes land with rich nutrients. Water then follows rivers and merges into oceans to let the ocean breathe. Oceans exhale oxygen, and absorb the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide to let the glacier cool, glaciers maintain a balance of accumulation and ablation, stabilize the planet’s temperatures, enable sustainable water resources, and foster biodiversity and food crops in urban wildlife corridors. This recurring force of nature ultimately allows the health, peace and prosperity of humans and nature to develop sustainably.

Land occupies about one-third of the Earth. It is the source of human life, and the cradle of human civilization. Only by taking good care of this precious pure land on the Earth can the future of human beings and nature be sustainable. Land (pure land) and clean water are essential elements for nurturing forests. Forests cover nearly 31% of the global land area, and are home to more than 80% of land animals, plants, insects and other species. With the development of cities and agriculture, the decline of forest ratio and the increase of carbon emissions, the balance of nature has been destroyed, seriously affecting the terrestrial ecosystem, causing climate warming, increasing pollution and the disappearance of species.

The story begins with the Earth in 2050. At that time, the climate was severely warming, all glaciers had melted, and fresh water resources were almost impossible to find; ocean phytoplankton was extinct, and the Earth was filled with greenhouse gas carbon dioxide, making it no longer possible to breathe clean air; there were no forests on the land, and it was too polluted to grow food crops, living things are almost extinct. Tashi Willy Bee sincerely prayed to the sky to bless humans and nature. Finally, with the help of the power of nature, he returned to the Earth in 2020 through time and space, and then embarked on a journey to find the last piece of pure land on the Earth with Dele Flowery. By planting the seeds of life, and rewriting the “Green-blueprint” of humans and nature, they hope to reverse the fate of the Earth.

“Urban Wildlife Corridor” (or green corridors) refer to the planting of flowering plants in or around cities, including green belts, country parks, forest parks and nature reserves. “Urban” refers to human habitats, “Wildlife” refers to nature, especially forests, and “Corridor” refer to the habitats of living things. The bridge in the middle is the wildlife corridor that connects the natural forest with the city. The protagonist who breathes life into the bridge between humans and nature is the familiar docile and hardworking little bees.

More than 90% of wild flowering plants are produced with the help of pollinating insects, such as bees. It is because this pollination process regenerates forests and breeds plant diversity. Because of the vigorous development of plant diversity, it has created the habitats required by different living things, achieving an important element for the sustainable development of humans and nature – biodiversity.

Forests purify soil and water for the land. They also act as “natural air purifiers” for humans and other creatures, filtering the air in the atmosphere. Clean soil, water, and the help of little bees – “nature’s master pollinators,” have transformed into more than 75% of the food crops that humans rely on to survive, which is food for more than 8 billion humans.

Through protecting “Urban Wildlife Corridor” to increase the forest coverage area, thereby effectively coping with climate warming, and maintaining the balance of the natural ecosystem. Will Legend believes that only through the integration of humans, society, economy and nature can we achieve a balanced coexistence and maintain health, prosperity, and sustainability for humans. Glaciers, pure land and rivers cooperate to become the nannies of various creatures on land, providing activity space, habitats, water sources and food.

By safeguarding and increasing forest ratios to create a balanced ecology and diversity of life, especially for terrestrial living things. Forests play a very important role for humans and the environment. They can maintain pure land, conserve water sources and purify the air (release oxygen). Forests also make a great contribution to overall carbon reduction (absorbing greenhouse gas carbon dioxide). In addition, they help deal with greenhouse gases. It can be said that forests are human beings’ natural “Greenhouse Cooling Patch”.

“Urban Wildlife Corridor” is the bridge connecting humans (city) and forests (nature), and they are also the cradle of biodiversity! Flowering plants are used to support pollinating insects such as bees, and then these industrious bees shuttle between forests, green corridors and cities, spreading the seeds of life to the pure land. On one hand, this improves the quantity and quality of agricultural production, maintains a livable climate and ensures human survival; On the other hand, forest regeneration supports biodiversity, and promotes the sustainable development goals of humans and nature.