Quotes About Nature



	Quotes About Nature Shedding light on nature is apparent in these quotes about nature that provide an inspirational glimpse into what makes our world what it is today. Value seen in nature is not for amusement but for its ability to sustain our own existence. "Nature is to be appreciated and valued for not what it can do for you to make your life easier but what you can do to preserve it's beauty continuously destroyed by the desire of people.
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