Conservation Of Land And Nature

Conservation of land and nature simply suggests the sustainable use and management of natural resources, which include water, wildlife, air, and earth deposits. There are renewable and non-renewable natural resources. Conservation of natural resources usually puts emphases on the needs and benefits of humans, for instance, the economic, biological, cultural, and recreational values. Conservation development is vital for an improved future, but only when the modifications arise in ways that aren’t wasteful.

The attempt of preservation of land and nature tries to maintain the present state of areas of nature or land, which have not yet touched by humans. Mankind is invading onto the nature at such a rate that various wild landscapes are being given over to industry, housing, farming, and other human expansions. We lose much of the natural areas. Preservation also strongly supports the protection of nature for purely human-centered motives. But, some adopt a less human-centered approach to protecting the nature, placing a value on nature that doesn’t relate to the needs and benefits of human. It is a fact that by preserving and conserving the nature we can make a healthy atmosphere to live in.

Preservation of land and nature was viewed as the setting aside of earthly resources for preventing damage caused by interaction with humans or by certain human activities, such as hunting, fishing, mining, and logging simply to swap with new human activities such as tourism and other recreation activities. Additionally, regulations and laws may be ratified in order to preserve the natural resources. Preservation is very essential. Preserving land and nature would increase natural resources for the future generations.

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...letion, and declining ocean fisheries are degrading at a faster rate than the normal degradation rate. All of those listed natural capitals are renewable, which means if they are left alone, they can regenerate/replenish or heal.

Conservation and preservation of nature is important to everything on Earth. All living things are interconnected with each other directly or indirectly. Depletion of natural resources would affect every species that uses those resources. Extinction of certain species can disrupt the food chain thus affecting the balance of natural order. Aldo Leopold’s “Land Ethic” set the standard on what humans should do. Even though the knowledge is out there, not a lot is being done about conserving and preserving the nature. Humans just need to realize the severity of the matter and start taking more actions to stop this unsustainable way of living.