Nature IS IMPORTANT

Introduction

Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better. —Albert Einstein Now while you read this argument I want you to focus on why nature is important. Why? Because it provides us with supplies we need to live, it helps inspire artists, and it helps with health in many ways.

Provides us with supplies

Nature provides us with supplies because we use natural resources to make food, fuel and raw materials for the production of goods. All of the food that people eat comes from plants or animals. Some of the natural resources that you might use everyday are coal, natural gas and oil to provide heat, light, and power. Everything humans have needed to survive, and thrive, was provided by the natural world around us. Some examples are food, water, medicine, materials for shelter, and even natural cycles such as climate and nutrients.

Inspires Artist

Artists love nature because the mediums that artists use to inspire and create their pieces are from nature. Wood, charcoal, graphite, clay, mixed pigments, and water. Some artists create their pieces of art fully made out of materials from nature. The way the cave dwellers created paint to document and draw on their walls is in essence the same exact process that we use today. Artists don’t just use nature as an inspiration but for art and materials.

Helps with Health

In a way nature can be medicine because when the volunteers were looking at urban scenes, their brains showed more blood flow in the amygdala, which processes fear and anxiety. In contrast, the natural scenes lit up the anterior cingulate and the insula—areas associated with empathy and altruism. Maybe nature makes us nicer as well as calmer. They argue that it’s the visual elements in natural environments—sunsets, streams, butterflies—that reduce stress and mental fatigue. A few years ago, for example, in an experiment similar to Bratman’s, Stephen Kaplan and his colleagues found that a 50-minute walk in an arboretum improved executive attention skills, such as short-term memory, while walking along a city street did not. Some doctors even give their patients prescriptions that say they need to go outside and enjoy nature.

Conclusion

Even if you don’t like nature, there are many things about it that you should be thankful for. So maybe you should reconsider your thoughts and opinions about nature .

When the sun rises, there’s a new dawn

As I stretch my long arms

Just like the branches on a tree

My hair swings, like leaves

I suck water through a straw

As a tree would do through roots

As we wait for someone who needs us

The tree watches the radiate sunbeams

While I watch the bright beams from a tv

When the day comes to an end we both shut our eyes

We will do it all again soon

But till then, goodnight to you and the moon

Nature doesn’t stay gold,

In the end, it will turn old,

So capture every minute you have,

Remember that you can always look back,

But it will never be the same,

Sometimes it might go up in flames

So, go outside and seize the day,

But remember nothing gold can stay