Compose about 8 to 10 sets of imaginary dialogues between a bird, a tree and its fruit regarding the effects of environmental changes.

Bird: Good morning, dear Tree! Why do you look so dull today?
Tree: Good morning, little bird. The air is full of smoke and dust, and I can hardly breathe.
Fruit: Mother, I feel small and weak. Why am I not juicy like my elder brothers last year?
Tree: It hardly rained this year, my child. The soil is dry, so I can’t give you enough water.
Bird: I flew over the hills yesterday. Men have cut down so many trees there. My friends have lost their nests.
Tree: That is why the rains are irregular and the summers are getting hotter.
Fruit: Will people at least plant new trees?
Bird: Some schoolchildren were planting saplings near the river. That gives me hope.
Tree: If humans stop polluting and plant more trees, we can all be healthy again.
Fruit: Then I will grow sweet and give my seeds to the earth to make new trees!
Bird: And I will carry your seeds far and wide. Let us hope humans listen to nature.