Preserve the Nature Imagine a world without nature – without trees, oceans, mountains, flowers, waterfalls, forest and everything that will be missing. What a horrible thought, right? It is the same thing as imagining yourself in a lifeless world. How can one go on with their life without nature? I doubt anyone can survive. Humans are merely one of the many organisms that will not survive without nature. This is why it is important to not be selfish and preserve our nature for the future generations. That favorite flower of yours is a part of nature. Nature is the natural, physical, or material world or universe. It is the world around us, except for human-made phenomena. Wildlife, weather, and simple things like rocks are all part of it. There is no denying that Mother Earth has serious problems. The most obvious is pollution. The air, water, and land are all polluted. Global warming caused by excessive greenhouse emission is evident. People abuse natural resources that they are being depleted in such a fast rate. Other tribulations the nature faces are crisis of waste disposal, loss of biodiversity, deforestation, acid rain, and ozone layer depletion among others. It is saddening that nature experiences these tragedies yet, it seemed only some people show concern.
“Nature is not a place to visit. It is a home.” This was quoted from Gary Synder himself, a poet laureate of Deep Ecology. I will picture home here as a structure where one lives. Of course we clean and take care of our houses so they will remain well-built through the years. Nature in some sense is like this. We need to take care of it. And just how people inherit houses, your great great great great grandchildren will inherit the nature. Preserving nature is important because the biodiversity of the planet, including the human race, is dependent upon properly functioning natural processes. Without