In Noida city, there was a curious and enthusiastic school kid named Aryan. As his father worked for an environment-focused NGO, he had always been fascinated by nature and its wonders. Every year during summer vacations, he visited places with forests and loved spending time in the nearby woods, observing the birds, the trees, and all the little creatures that called the forest home.

One day, his school announced a speech competition on environmental topics, and Aryan knew precisely what he wanted to talk about - micro forests. He believed that micro forests could make a significant impact on the environment and wanted to share his knowledge with his classmates and teachers.

Excited and determined, Aryan began his research and started spending more time with his father regarding his speech topic. He learned that micro forests, known as tiny or pocket forests, were mini versions of natural forests. These tiny ecosystems were densely packed with various native plant species, designed to mimic the structure and functions of a full-sized forest. They were typically created in urban areas, schoolyards, or unused plots of land nearby.

With the help of the studies available online and his father's guidance, Aryan prepared for his speech. He wanted to highlight various things like what micro forests are, how to make them, and how they benefit us.

On the day of the speech competition, Aryan stood confidently in front of his fellow students and teachers. "Good morning, everyone," he began with a warm smile. "Today, I'd like to talk about an incredible way to make a big impact on our environment - micro forests!"

He went on to explain how micro forests could be developed. 

1. To create a micro forest, you start with a small piece of land. 
2. Then, you carefully choose a mix of trees, shrubs, and plants that grow well together and are suited to the local climate. 
3. These forests are carefully planned and planted and grow and evolve naturally over time.

Aryan shared some of the wonderful benefits of micro forests,: "One of the most remarkable things about micro forests is their ability to promote biodiversity. Despite their small size, they provide a habitat for various plants, insects, birds, and other wildlife. These little green oases in urban areas create opportunities for local flora and fauna to thrive and form a valuable part of our ecosystem."

He continued, "Micro forests also act as a powerful weapon against air pollution. As the emission of harmful gases, including CO2, is responsible for air pollution, the micro forest becomes a rescue. Trees absorb carbon dioxide and release oxygen, making the air around us cleaner and healthier for all of us to breathe."

He also mentioned that if we all build micro forests around us, we can improve air quality by planting more and more trees that will absorb CO2 and release oxygen.

Aryan's enthusiasm was contagious as he spoke about the multiple advantages of micro forests, including climate change as well. "Another great thing about these tiny forests is that they help combat the urban heat island effect. The shade from the trees and the moisture from the soil help lower temperatures in the surrounding areas, making them more pleasant places to live and play."

He concluded his speech with a call to action. "Imagine if we all come together and create micro forests in our schoolyards, neighborhoods, and cities. We could make our environment greener, healthier, and more beautiful for generations to come. Let's be the champions of our planet and take small but significant steps to protect nature!"

Aryan received a standing ovation from his audience, and his passion for micro forests inspired many to consider the impact they could make in their own communities. From that day on, Aryan's school embarked on a journey to create their very own micro forest, led by the determined and caring efforts of a young boy with a big vision for a greener future.

The video of his speech was uploaded on Instagram and Youtube, where it went viral like anything. People liked it, commented, and shared it with other people. As a change, a lot of people believed in this idea and planned their version of the micro forest near them. 

Microforest surely has a lot of advantages, and if we all build them, it will definitely change many things around us in better ways. Will you build a micro forest?