2024

NARRATIVE
REPORT
PERFORMANCE TASK 1
DATE:
16 APRIL 2024
SUBMITTED BY:
SERVANCIA, DHAREN P.
SUBMITTED TO:
MRS. CLARRIZA M. CALALES
 Environmental
Conservation

THE RISE OF BICYCLES

The environment is a complex and interconnected system that sustains all life on
Earth. As our world continues to face environmental challenges such as climate
change, deforestation, and pollution, the need for conservation efforts has never
been more pressing. This narrative embarks on a personal odyssey, one fueled by
the determination to minimize carbon emissions and embrace a more sustainable
way of life. Through the simple act of riding a bicycle instead of relying on carbon-
emitting public transportation, a deeper connection with the environment is forged,
and a commitment to preserving the planet is strengthen. As we go on our journey
through the narrative that is being shown to us, let us be guided by the wisdom of
the bicycle—the wisdom that reminds us of our inherent capacity for change and
the boundless potential of the human spirit. For in the quiet rhythm of the pedal
stroke, we find not only a path towards environmental conservation but a path
towards a brighter, more sustainable future for generations to come.

"Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep

your balance, you must keep moving."
- Albert Einstein
 Pedaling for Change: A Journey of Environmental
Conservation through Bicycle Transportation
The need for sustainable transportation solutions has never
been more pressing. Bicycles, often overlooked in favor of cars
and public transportation, hold immense potential to
revolutionize urban mobility. With zero emissions, minimal space
requirements, and numerous health benefits, bicycles offer a
compelling alternative to traditional modes of transportation. By
prioritizing cycling infrastructure and promoting a culture of
biking, cities can reduce traffic congestion, improve air quality,
and enhance the overall quality of life for residents.
One of the most compelling arguments in favor of bicycles is their
minimal environmental impact. Unlike cars and buses, which rely
on fossil fuels and emit greenhouse gases, bicycles produce zero
emissions during operation. This makes cycling a key strategy for
combating air pollution and mitigating the effects of climate
change. By reducing the number of cars on the road and
promoting active transportation, cities can significantly reduce
their carbon footprint and create healthier, more sustainable
urban environments.

BENEFITS From a practical standpoint, can reap the numerous economic,

FOR HEALTH bicycles also offer significant environmental, and social benefits
of bicycles. As we look to the future
AND ENVIRONMENT cost savings compared to cars
and public transportation. of urban transportation, let us
With no fuel costs, parking embrace the transformative power
In addition to their of bicycles and work towards
fees, or public transportation
environmental benefits, bicycles building healthier, happier
fares to worry about, cycling is
offer numerous advantages for communities for generations to
a cost-effective mode of
public health and well-being. come.
transportation for individuals
Cycling is an excellent form of
and families. By choosing
exercise, providing
bicycles over cars or public
cardiovascular benefits,
transportation, individuals can
improving muscle strength, and
save money on transportation
reducing the risk of chronic
expenses and allocate
diseases such as obesity and
resources towards other
diabetes. By integrating cycling
priorities, such as housing,
into daily routines, individuals
education, and healthcare. In
can improve their physical
conclusion, bicycles have the
fitness and mental well-being,
potential to revolutionize
leading to happier, healthier
urban mobility and create
communities. Furthermore,
more sustainable, livable cities
cycling promotes social
for all. By prioritizing cycling
interaction and community
infrastructure, promoting bike-
engagement, fostering a sense
friendly policies, and
of belonging and connection
encouraging a culture of
among residents.
biking, cities