Aztec Human Nature

Harrison Ford, a very famous American actor and renound naturalist, once stated in an interview, "Nature doesn't need people - people need nature; nature would survive the extinction of the human being and go on just fine, but human culture, human beings, cannot survive without nature." In the years of early mankind, nature was appreciated in many religions and different cultures. For example, the Aztec people used to contribute human sacrafices to the 'Nature God'. The Aztec's believed these sacrafices would ensure them good harvest seasons and good re-planting seasons. Though nature used to be greatly valued, in recent years human kind has begun to abuse the many wealthy resources nature provides. So, what is the best way for humans to restore

the Bay described in the many sources above? Well, after looking at the data provided, there are many possible actions that can be taken.
The first thing to do to restore the health of Chesapeake Bay is to see how humans are affecting the bay. Generally, human intereaction with nature causes natural populations to be damaged or to dramatically decrease. In fact, because of humans, source four shows how the Blue Crap population at Chesapeake Bay has been affected in years incolving human interaction. From 1997 to 2001, the population say a very dirastic decline. Then, for the few years after 2001, the population seemed to increase and a slow, yet constant amount. However, even though the population seemed to see a steady incline, the Blue Crab population saw another dramatic decrease in the year 2013. From this source, it can easily be concluded that human involvement greatly affects animal and other nature populations within the Chesapeake Bay.