 a place to be. Hi there. Blossom. How you doing? Take care now. Take care. He bear has got a pal who is always on the prowl. Would he is his name? You know he's the anti-pollution owl. Why would the owl? What's new with you? Do I detect a frown or two? Hi there, Mr. Music. You know I've just been enjoying our beautiful forest and I've been wondering how we can keep it this way. Pollution is a terrible problem and it's really destroying our country. I know it is and I'm here to say that I'll help you in any way. Well, thanks a lot, Mr. Music. I sure could use some help. I wish people everywhere would do their part. Would the owl has got a home on the big branch of a tree? When he looks from left to right town and for it he can see. Give a hoot. Don't salute your good outdoor manner show. Leave a trail that's nice and clean wherever you may go. Give a hoot. Don't salute. Would the owl know what it's best? Help him check pollution in the north, south, east and west. You know this great country is our own and it's up to us to care. Now would the owl will lead the way? So come on, let's do our share. Give a hoot. Don't salute your good outdoor manner show. Leave a trail that's nice and clean wherever you may go. Give a hoot. Don't salute. Would the owl know what it's best? Help him check pollution in the north, south, east and west. No way, not would he. He's out asking people to give a hoot. Don't salute. I might be able to arrange it. I'll go find him. I know he's near. Come with me. I've got some friends for you to see. Okay, okay. Be right with you. Is this yours, young fella? I'm here to ask you for some help. You see, I want you to help keep our forests and cities clean and beautiful. Now I know it's a mighty big job, but what do you say, fellas? You want to help? But, would the you need not fear? You've got some darn good help right here. Where do we start, Woodsy? Come on, I'll show you. What do you suppose we can do about that? Sand it down with sandpaper. Let's go root with soap and water. Or paint remover. Why not paint it all over? So it looks like it did before someone wrote on it. Yeah, that's right. Any of those ideas will work, but let's think about it. What's the best solution? Not try it on the rocks, at all. Right! Right! Come on, kids. Let's get busy and clean up our rocks. Mother Nature sure paints them better than anyone else ever could. What's next, Woodsy? Well, come on, kids, and I'll show you. Now I can remember when this was clear. Looks like some dirty birds were here. Looks like somebody dumped oil into the stream. Someone through paper cuts me to it too. Why do people do this, Woodsy? Well, Greg, they just don't think. They forget to be careful. But that's how we can help. Now, if we see a mess, help clean it up. But most important, don't make a mess in the first place. Come on, kids, let's get busy. Help Woodsy spread the word. Never be a dirty bird. No matter where you go, you can let some people know too. Give a hoot, don't pollute. Never be a dirty bird. In the snow or on the sand, don't keep America looking, Greg. Oh, help Woodsy spread the word. Never be a dirty bird. No matter where you go, you can let some people know too. Give a hoot, don't pollute. Never be a dirty bird. In the city or in the woods, help keep America looking, Greg. I have this dance, Ms. Parker? Why, thank you, Woodsy. I'd love to. Never be a dirty bird. No matter where you go, you can let some people know too. Give a hoot, don't pollute. Never be a dirty bird. In the snow or on the sand, don't keep America looking, Greg. Oh, help Woodsy spread the word. Never be a dirty bird. No matter where you go, give a hoot, don't pollute. Never be a dirty bird. In the city or in the woods, help keep America looking. I want to show you something else that's pretty bad. Isn't that awful? Come on, let's go down there and see for ourselves. Air pollution, site pollution, noise pollution, and litter everywhere. This is where litter belongs. I know, I know. Pretty sad, isn't it? Listen, what are you hearing? That's much too loud and hurt your ears. I hear a motorbike. That's right. If that was your motorbike, what would you do about the noise? I'd have the garage make it more quiet. Oh, I'd ride my bike. That's a great idea. I hear a radio that's tuned out. I'd turn it down if it was mine. Good girl, Mary Ann. I hear a car with a broken muffler, like my dad. Now, tell me, Mom, can you do anything about that? Sure. I'd ask my dad to have it fixed. Well, I know that would help. Every little bit we can do to stop pollution certainly does help. The main thing is that we all try. Look here, Woodsy. Someone carved up the picnic table. It can be fit, can't it, Woodsy? With some brushes and paint and a little wood putty, this table could be mighty pretty. Mr. Music is right. People would only keep it that way. Well, help, Woodsy. Tell your friends about it, too, so they will know what not to do. Come follow me and you will see what can happen to a beautiful tree. It hurts a tree just like a cut hurts you. How can we fix this, Woodsy? Well, I'm sorry to say, Greg, there are some things we just can't fix. You know, this tree will always carry these scars. Sometimes this can even make a tree die. That's why it's important. You can see why no one should ever carve a tree. You're so right, Mr. Music. It's important for all of us to think before we do something, especially something that can't be changed. Every little bit that we do to stop pollution will help. Well, no, Woodsy. Uh-huh. And we can all help spread the word, too. Never be a dirty bird. We'll help stop pollution, Woodsy. All kinds. And we'll get our parents to help, too. Yeah. Now, kids, I'm going to be counting on you. Every one of you. Just think about what you can do to stop pollution. In your own backyards, at school, or, well, just anywhere you go. Hey, come on, kids. There's a place I know. Let's have some fun before we go. All right. Now, kids, don't forget. I'm counting on you. Okay, Woodsy. So long, kid. We spread the word. Never be a dirty bird. No matter where you go, you can let some people know, too. Give a hoot. Don't pollute. Never be a dirty bird. In the snow or on the sand, we'll keep America looking grand. The help, Woodsy, spread the word. Never be a dirty bird. No matter where you go, you can let some people know, too. Give a hoot. Don't pollute. Never be a dirty bird. In the city or in the woods, we'll keep America looking good. Good. Now you've got it. Here's your music. See you later. I've got to go now, and I'm flying high, so hurry back, and you know why. Give a hoot. Don't pollute.