Ｗhen we talk about mitigating climate change, it is important to point out the path of action which has the highest impact. The simple and most effective act of changing to a vegan lifestyle has a greater effect than riding a bicycle or using an electric car, due to the wide range of benefits for the planet. The plant-based diet conserves water, energy, land, and has the lowest pollutants when it comes to food production. The organic option of plant foods is the most beneficial, as it is bee and bird friendly, and preserves water and land purity, which in turn makes a safer and healthier planet for all beings.

A unique gem and celebrated place of Icelandic pride, the Pingvellir National Park. Blessed with historical and cultural significance, geological uniqueness, natural beauty, and abundant flora and fauna. Many Icelanders consider Pingvellir a sacred place. Every summer, people from all around Iceland would travel to Pingvellir primarily for the assembly. With the Alping being created on the principles of democracy, unity, freedom, and peace, for centuries, Pingvellir has brought people together.

Due to global warming and climate change, the water level gets too high or too low in the habitat, so the White Cranes can’t find enough eelgrass to eat. Then they move out of their habitat center to look for food, causing conflict between humans and the cranes. This might be the reason their appearance has been newly recorded in the last two years in Japan, Taiwan (Formosa), and Hong Kong. In Spring, the cranes start to fly to the north, leaving Poyang Lake as their winter habitat and flying for 2,000 km towards the northeast to Momege Nature Reserve in Jilin Province of Northeast China.

When I look back at this story again today, I realize it's not just about the little crane's amazing journey, but about mine as well. It was a turning point in my life. Because of this little crane, I had the chance to see through his eyes. I went to his habitat, the place to spend the winter, and the place where he was born. I visited Siberia, Poyang Lake, and Momoge. I learned about the harsh environment of his habitat. It's very difficult.

The little crane is really intelligent. When I met him at the farm, he stood on the ridge and called "jiu jiu-jiu," "jiu jiu-jiu." One "Jiu" and then two more. He would call like that. How strange! He's very intelligent and sensitive. When the lotus flowers are blossoming, there are many tourists. The little crane wanted to peck at people all the time. But when I went to him and scolded him, he did somewhere else. It's true. This little crane is like a person and understands people.

The migratory birds begin to fly to the south, looking for a warm habitat. This is the first Siberian crane to visit Taiwan(Formosa). Mr. Zheng Jun-Huang, a kind-hearted farmer who grows vegetables without using pesticides. Therefore, Mr. Huang’s farm has become the favorite dwelling place of the little crane. “Hero” plans to grow Mr. Huang’s Xionghe Rice through contract production, hoping to bring more good responses, attract. In the future, using no fertilizers, pesticides, or herbicides. So, you can see that the little crane is flying freely here.