Nature Essays

In India, rural development is heavily focused on social forestry, which involves growing trees and associated products like bamboo and grasses. Significant financial and human resources have been dedicated to implementing social forestry initiatives, with approximately Rs.10 billion (US $1 billion) invested during the 6th Five Year Plan period of the 1980s. Social forestry also […]

The author, Basil Johnston, is trying to portray the connection between a mythical story from the Aboriginals and the way we are destroying the environment today, from his article Modern Cannibals of the Wilds, written in 1991. Johnston begins his article by telling a story about a habitat filled with many different species such as: […]

The implementation of any environmental policy depends largely on the consciousness of stakeholders (Myers, 1996; Withrow-Robinson et al., 2002; Pinto-Correia et al., 2006; Fernandez-Gimenez et al., 2008). In particular, a successful wood policy not only relies on responsible individuals but also effective communication among stakeholders. Communication success is determined by the level of awareness regarding […]

Deforestation is caused by a mix of environmental, social, economic, cultural, and political factors. The extent and influence of these factors vary based on the region or country. Generalizing should be prevented since it oversimplifies intricate matters, like deforestation. Deforestation arises due to competition among land users for scarce resources and is aggravated by ineffective […]

The research was conducted in the La Brea/ Vessigny area. Specific focus was limited to changes in the ecosystem and changes to the habitat and living organisms. The landscape of the La Brea/ Vessigny area is undulating and covered with thick natural vegetation as shown in figure 1 below. Shows the natural landscape of the […]

Soil is the layer of broken rock particles and decaying organic matter on the surface of earth, which is essential for the growth of plants. It comprises of all the necessary nutrients that aid the growth and development of plants and trees. There are different types of soils, each one of them varying in its […]

Population in the world is not evenly distributed thanks to myriads of factors. Take Eurasian Plate and Antarctic Plate as example, the Eurasian Plate is much more densely populated than the Antarctic Plate. Even in a country, population is not evenly distributed too. The factors which influence population at both a local and global scale […]

Our objective is to assess the quantity, variety, and environmental impacts on various plant species in two coppiced regions within Nower Wood. One of these areas underwent its last cutting three decades ago, whereas the other was more recently cut just seven years ago. The hypothesis proposes that the older coppice will have more plant […]

Climate change has caused a water shortage in South Africa, which presents a significant challenge due to its naturally arid environment. However, over 70% of the national water supply is consumed by agriculture, which only contributes 4% to GDP and leaves farmers with low profit margins. Unsustainable soil practices further compromise food quality through erosion […]

Thus our plan consists of three main parts: testing of the soil for contaminants, removal of detected contaminants, and installation of a suitable irrigation system. If implemented, this plan should result in a viable plot within two years. The soil testing phase of the plan will be largely focused on lead contamination, as lead is […]

Terrace farming involves building Andes into the side of a hill to create a multiplicative farm where rainwater overflow in one Andean is utilized in another, maximizing nutrient availability. Crop rotation is the sustainable farming practice of cultivating varied crops in the same area during different seasons to improve soil fertility, control pests and diseases, […]

There aren’t both great number Of plant and trees that would be in a natural untouched vegetation. Because the area is affected by overpopulation’s and industrialization, vegetation growth isn’t quite possible. Even though were urging others to “go green” would rate the natural vegetation of the region 0. 5 out of 5. Where there is […]

A study was conducted by using stratified haphazard sampling at secondary forest at Taman Alam, Kuala Selangor and primary lowland dipterocarp forest at Gombak Reserve. This study aimed to compare the distribution of different types of species and plants and also to investigate the links between abiotic and biotic factors with the density of species […]

The lecturer handpicked the optimal data sets for comparing pH measurements of different soil types with and without 0.01M calcium chloride. Table 1 displays that sand exhibits the highest pH, followed by organic matter, compost, 3:2 soil, and sedentary soil with the lowest pH. Soil pH is impacted by acid and base-forming ions including hydrogen […]

Soil is a normal body comprised of solids (minerals and organic matter), liquid, and gases that occurs on the land surface, occupies space, and is characterize by one or both of the following: horizons, or layers, that are apparent from the original material as a result of additions, losses, transfers, and transformations of energy and […]

The loss of certain animal and plant species is occurring at a pace resembling the occurrence that led to the eradication of dinosaurs 65 million years ago. This is due to the devastation of crucial habitats, like forests, as well as the effects of climate change. Al Gore’s “An Inconvenient Truth” documentary draws parallels between […]

This lab consisted of the use of various materials. We used four orange flags in order to mark a 30x15m sampling area in which we collected our data from. To measure out the area, we used a thirty meter measuring tape and to determine the density (plants per meter squared) of clovers in the lawn, […]

Poor land use and farming practices can quickly lead to the destruction of topsoil by humans. This activity is significantly faster than nature’s pace, as it takes approximately 100 to 400 years for nature to build just one centimetre of topsoil. The accelerated denudation of soil is a consequence of multiple factors including irrational agricultural […]

Land management is the handling of the use and development of the land and its resources in a sustainable manner (both in suburban and urban settings).Most consider the early European settlers to have inflicted more damage on the Australian land than in the following decades. This poor-land management can largely be accounted to the poor […]

Today we live in a society where water is plentiful: we know that if we want water the garden or wash the dishes it is only a ‘turn of a tap’ away. However, when we suddenly find ourselves in a drought, only then do we realise just how much we use it and how it […]

Acid rain poses a significant threat to our environment, causing harm to plant and aquatic life, ultimately affecting our food and water sources. It is a serious issue that requires our attention as humans, especially as elements such as aluminium poisoning can be fatal. Although many are unaware of the specifics of acid rain, we […]

The focus of my study will be Whomerley wood, a woodland that has been in existence for about 400 years since its establishment in the 16th century. The dominant species of trees are Hornbeam, although there are also Oak, Ash and Silver Birch present. While most of the woodland is composed of bramble, there are […]