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    Iqbal and Wordsworth are nature lovers and their verses touch its various dimensions. Both the poets sing the beauty of the green meadows, hills, gushing streams, stars, tulips and daffodils. They believe that nature can teach man such lessons of life which one cannot find in the books. If one spends sometime in the company of nature, according to the poets, it is a kind of worship. Both poets treated nature as teacher and friend. They believe that nature can cure all the diseases of humanity in…

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    “Discovering Nature” is a PSA Central Campaign to motivate children and young adults to engage in fun outdoor activities. Children in the current generation spend much less time outdoors than the generations before them. The flood of media devices and convenience of said devices for constant stimulation has changed our children’s generation and the generations that come after ("Discovering Nature"). The outdoors has a positive effect on children, helping build their imaginations and their…

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    Fear Of Deer Populations

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    live in mortal fear of its deer.” he was referring to how the deer were a predator to the mountain just as the wolves were predator to the deer. Once humans had killed most of the wolves around the mountain there wasn’t a good control on the deer population. The deer population was eating the majority of edible plants and trees. The balance of nature keeps most populations in check when a species is not singled out and destroyed. All animals have a predator that preys on them and they…

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    Sparking the Flames of Naturalism Naturalism brings attention to nature and its influence over man. Jack London’s short story “To Build a Fire” is an excellent example of a Naturalist work. Often focusing on the narration, Naturalism does not give the protagonist much of an identity. This is present in the fact that the man in the story is nameless and represent any kind of man. Throughout the story, the central character battles nature and tries to overcome the extreme cold by trekking miles…

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    living being that doesn’t speak the human language. Why is it a crime to kill another human but not an animal? Animals are living beings who feel,touch,see, and sense. Animals just like humans, too have feelings and emotions. It can be so evident that animals also have feelings because it is exhibited by simple observation of their external organism. Observing an animal’s body,eyes and even listening to them can display and reveal their emotions. As simple as…

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    Susan Griffin wrote: “He says that women speak with nature. That wind blows in her ears and trees whisper to her” (14). While the sentiment is beautiful, the dichotomous thinking in patriarchal society that sets up binary separations of male/female and culture/nature along with assumption that women are inherently closer to nature informs these lines, and as Griffin says, this “notion is not intended as a compliment” because “the idea … is an argument for the dominion of men” (Griffin 10). This…

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    The Ten Trusts Analysis

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    living beings. The authors want us to respect the interconnection through all living species. Every day humans harm the natural world more, without realizing the damage they are causing. The purpose of The Ten Trusts is to change your perspective on how we live on this planet. The authors want you to follow these trusts so the natural world will be protected, along with all the animals that live-in nature. Jane Goodall and Marc Bekoff argue throughout The Ten Trusts that if we follow the trusts…

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    The controversial practice of capture killer Whales train for entertainment purposes have risen an outrage to the public in 2013 by a documentary “Blackfish.” Since then, the growing uneasiness with the concept of that as humans, can we maintain a balance of respect for nature and desire capture and train spectacular things up close, for entertainment? The documentary “Blackfish” makes strong appeals to the audience focused on an orca performer Tilikum that killed several people while in…

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    In today’s time, society has branded any part of the globe that is not part of civilization to be part of the “wilderness.” From mainstream media, to the use of the wilderness in books, it has been described as “barren wastelands” or even “dangerous forests.” As a result, the wilderness is mostly associated with trees, forests, or even open landscapes where various species of animals and plants build their habitats. While some of these descriptive factors may not be true, the wilderness is…

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    Speak Essay: The outside world is associated with the cycle of life: birth, life, reproduction, and death. This cycle is found in everything in nature,certain events occur multiple times in the lives of living things. In a similar way human emotions are compared to things that exist in nature. Being lonely is being a tumbleweed in a desolate desert, overcoming it is the first rainfall after a drought. Laurie Halse Anderson’s novel Speak is about a sunflower, who, after being choked by weeds, is…

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