Once upon a time, in a land far away, lived a hunter named Blaze. Blaze had a big hat, a big heart, and a very big mistake waiting to happen.

Blaze loved the forest. He loved the birds, the bees, and the trees. But one day, oh dear, he forgot his keys!

With a spark and a snap, Blaze lit a fire, with hopes for warmth that were getting higher and higher.

The fire grew and grew, and the forest began to stew. Blaze watched in awe, not knowing what to do.

The animals came running, from rabbits to deer. 'Blaze! Blaze!' they shouted, 'What have you done here?'

Blaze's cheeks turned red, and he hung his head. 'I didn't mean to harm,' he sadly said.

Just then, a giant tree, old and wise, spoke to Blaze with twinkling eyes.

'You must learn to care and be aware,' said the tree. 'For nature needs love, as much as you and me.'

With a swish and a swoosh, the tree cast a spell. The fire vanished, and all was well.

Blaze thanked the tree and learned that day, to love the forest in every way.

Now Blaze teaches others, girls and boys, to take care of the forest and enjoy its joys.

And so, dear friends, remember Blaze, who taught us all to mend our ways.