Nature study

A nature hike is not only an experience worth remembering, but it is also extremely educational for people of all ages. While walking along nature trails, broaden your knowledge about the environment that surrounds you. Before going on your hike, consider brushing up on the plant and animal life that you will see, depending on the area you choose. Follow the clearly marked trails and make sure to pin point any poisonous plants that may be in your child's reach. Most importantly, have fun with…

A Vision Of Beauty Having a place for your own can be very helpful. Reaching out to nature instead of people can lead you to encountering a vision of beauty. A Vision Of Beauty Having a place for your own can be very helpful. Reaching out to nature instead of people can lead you to encountering a vision of beauty. Nature itself has lots of secrets keeping from us. It is up to us to go out and discover this classified inner beauty. The place that I like to spend time is in a forest near a river…

Nature in its untouched form often produces powerful memories through its harsh beauty, never ending visual changes and power of persuasion. Upon witnessing this, people become emotionally attached to its elements and natural aspects. This is evident throughout the poems “End of the Road” by Brian Turner, “Takapuna Beach” and “Under Mangere Mountain” by David Eggleton, and “Place to be” by Ben Stokes. Each author's purpose is to share their emotional attachment with readers which allows them to…

Arne Kalland’s thesis in “Culture in Japanese Nature” is that Japan is not a country that loves nature despite the image of Japan that many Western countries have. He theorizes that the Japanese love of nature in literature is metaphorical, rather than literal, and argues that “the Japanese try to control nature, or ‘conquer’ it by the process of taming (Kalland 243),” and that “only by idealization, or ‘taming’… does nature become palatable (Kalland 246).” However, he presents his argument as…

characterizing wilderness as a thing to be conquered and as a place where one could make an investment. Today, the portrayal and perception of wilderness embodies all these components; it’s a setting where people can fulfill their innate need for nature and solitude, where various recreational…

What to expect in Lost Ways by Claude Davis To be able to overcome any kind of catastrophe takes skill. Just like the rule of the Jungle states about survival of the fittest, it applies not only in the jungle but also to us humans. Lost Ways is a program to teach you survival skills. It aims to take you back in time and teach you skills that our ancestors possessed that saw them survive famines, war, drought and many other calamities. The aim of the book is to impart to you skills of survival of…

be evil. The monstrosity in the human race is seen through our creation of wars, deadly weapons, and controlling nature. Sometimes it’s better off for man to let nature be and not to interfere with it. Nature works in special ways and never has needed humans. We need nature to survive.…

Have you ever thought nature and the events happening around you are shaping and determining your life? This was the thought presented in American literature during the Naturalism movement. Naturalism was a literary movement from 1865 to 1915 in which authors wrote how the natural forces of this earth, such as environmental and social conditions, shape people’s lives. One example of literature from this time period is Jack London’s “To Build a Fire”. In this short story, the setting, themes, and…

Landscape, in the context of a place where human live in generally resonates with the concept of 'dwelling' brought up by Heidegger (1971). The process of dwelling is actually an interactive process between the human dwellers and the force of the nature that evolves towards a harmonious status ideally. Therefore, the landscape on earth in this sense is a result of how human tend to build up a harmonious relationship with the environment surround them. The concept of landscape thus comprises…

To begin with, the simalarities and differences between the "Gobi Desert" by: Timohty Severin and "Yosemite" by: John Muir are basically interesting on how they relate futhermore i will describe the to landscapes and specifically choose wich landscpe i would rather visit. As an exaple, The "Gobi Desert" is a thousand miles long, and six miles wide wich located in outside the Great Wall Of China the Gobi desert is very lang acoording to the size of it. In addition the temperature in Gobi…