The 84 best Nature phrases (and famous quotes)

Nature surrounds us and cares for us. However, human beings are not taking care of it as it deserves, and we are making our planet increasingly uninhabitable.

Respect for the environment has gained adherents since scientific data have shown that human action is causing serious damage to air quality. The hole in the ozone layer also causes decompensations in the climate of several continents, which in the end generates a effect of increasing global temperature, causing thawing and environmental problems that require solutions immediate.

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Nature Phrases

In today's article we are going to know some phrases of Nature that allow us to understand the treasure that we must take care of and conserve on our Planet Earth.

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1. We understand nature by resisting it. (Gastón Bachelard)

The more we take care of it, the more we understand it.

2. Keep your love towards nature, because it is the true way of understanding art more and more. (Vincent van Gogh)

A great vision of the Dutch painter.

3. In nature things are much more separated than souls. (Georg Simmel)

A harmonious whole composed of many souls.

4. Wisdom never says one thing and nature another. (Juvenal)

Great reflection on the natural order.

5. Nature is the art of God. (Dante Alighieri)

This is the way the upper force expresses itself.

6. The trees are the efforts of the earth to speak with the listening sky. (Rabindranath Tagore)

The Indian writer thus spoke about the connection between natural forces.

7. All works of nature must be considered good. (Cicero)

Reflection of the Latin speaker.

8. There is a book always open to all eyes: nature. (Jean-Jacques Rousseau)

She teaches us everything we want to learn.

9. The fact that we are so comfortable in the middle of nature comes from the fact that it has no opinion about us. (Friedrich Nietzsche)

He does not judge us, but he does integrate us into it.

10. We can only dominate nature if we obey it. (Francis Bacon)

Paradox of the British writer's pen.

11. Nature is the best teacher of truth. (San Agustin)

A saint who had great words of praise for the natural world.

12. Man has made the earth hell for animals. (Arthur Schopenhauer)

A phrase that highlights how we treat other forms of life.

13. In nature nothing is superfluous. (Averroes)

Everything has a meaning.

14. Nature has put in our minds an insatiable desire to see the truth. (Marco Tulio Cicero)

Philosophical reflection of great depth.

15. Nature always carries the colors of the spirit. (Ralph Waldo Emerson)

In each element we find a little piece of soul.

16. In nature there is the preservation of the world. (Henry David Thoreau)

Great reflection of the American writer.

17. Nature never rushes. Atom by atom, little by little he gets his job done. (Ralph Waldo Emerson)

Slowly but surely, in great harmony.

18. Nature delights in simplicity. (Isaac Newton)

The simple tends to survive.

19. We can defy human laws, but we cannot resist natural ones. (Julio Verne)

From the author of Around the World in 80 Days.

20. The domination of nature leads to the domination of human nature. (Edward Abbey)

To reflect.

21. If you really love nature, you will find beauty everywhere. (Vincent van Gogh)

Any corner is full of magic.

22. Water is the driving force of all nature. (Leonardo da Vinci)

The principle of life.

23. Nature is not a luxury, but a necessity of the human spirit, as vital as water or good bread. (Edward Abbey)

We couldn't live in a concrete jungle.

24. Choose only one teacher; nature. (Rembrandt)

Mother Nature has a lot to teach us.

25. She studies nature, she loves nature, get close to nature. It will never let you down. (Frank Lloyd Wright)

An ode to the natural world and its benefits.

26. Nature does not rush, however everything takes place. (Lao Tzu)

In perfect harmony at all levels.

27. Nature and silence go better together. (Terri Guillemets)

Without fanfare, with stillness and constancy.

28. The earth has music for those who listen. (George Santayana)

Beautiful poetic phrase.

29. Look deeply into nature and then you will understand everything better. (Albert Einstein)

The Jewish physicist had it clear.

30. Adopt the rhythm of nature; his secret is patience. (Ralph Waldo Emerson)

Another phrase of nature in which its controlled rhythm is highlighted.

31. Trees that are slow to grow bear the best fruit. (Molière)

To apply to other facets of life, metaphorically.

32. In all things in nature there is something wonderful. (Aristotle)

Thought of the Greek philosopher.

33. The good man is the friend of all living beings. (Mahatma Gandhi)

On higher morals.

34. There are always flowers for those who want to see them. (Henri Matisse)

A different way of looking at life.

35. Understanding the laws of nature does not mean that we are immune to their operations. (David Gerrold)

It is precisely learning that we are vulnerable to them.

36. Nature is not a place to visit. It is home. (Gary Snyder)

Simple and plain.

37. In nature there are no rewards or punishments, there are consequences. (Robert Green Ingersoll)

Simple cause-effect relationships.

38. I'd rather have roses on my table than diamonds on my neck. (Emma Goldman)

An ode to flowers and their magic.

39. On earth there is no heaven, but there are parts of it. (Jules Renard)

Everywhere we can see incredible things.

40. To forget how to dig the earth and take care of the soil is to forget ourselves. (Mahatma Gandhi)

Agriculture should never be neglected.

41. The poetry of the earth has never died. (John Keats)

Poetry in its purest form.

42. Nature supports the universal life of all beings. (Dalai Lama)

Reflection of the pacifist leader.

43. The wealth I achieve comes from nature, the source of my inspiration. (Claude Monet)

His greatest muse.

44. Nature does not do anything incomplete or anything in vain. (Aristotle)

Everything has a harmonious meaning.

45. The creation of a thousand forests is in an acorn. (Ralph Waldo Emerson)

Forests are generated from a small seed.

46. Nature is inexhaustibly sustainable if we take care of it. It is our universal responsibility to pass a healthy earth to future generations. (Sylvia Dolson)

On the importance of educating children in respect for the environment.

47. Each flower is a soul that blooms in nature. (Gerard de Nerval)

A brutal metaphor.

48. I can find God in nature, in animals, in birds, and in the environment. (Pat Buckley)

One of those nature phrases that make our hair stand on end.

49. The sky is under our feet, as well as over our heads. (Henry David Thoreau)

Paradise on Earth.

50. Nature always watches over the preservation of the universe. (Robert Boyle)

From the local to the global.

51. Deep in their roots, all flowers hold the light. (Theodore Roethke)

There is something special about them.

52. The beauty of the natural world is in the details. (Natalie Angier)

Every detail counts.

53. Nature provides exceptions to the rule. (Margaret Fuller)

For example, platypus.

54. Nature is an infinite sphere whose center is everywhere and the circumference is nowhere. (Blaise Pascal)

Reflection on the nature of the French writer.

55. Green is the main color of the world, and from which its beauty arises. (Pedro Calderón de la Barca)

Green meadows, plants and leaves.

56. A bird does not sing because it has an answer, it sings because it has a song. (Maya Angelou)

Beautiful phrase to love nature more and better.

57. There is something fundamentally wrong with treating the earth as if it were a business in liquidation. (Herman Daly)

On capitalism and its way of obtaining resources.

58. Nature provides a free meal, but only if we control our appetite. (William Ruckelshaus)

It is up to us not to demand too much.

59. The earth offers enough to satisfy the needs of every man, but not the greed of every man. (Mahatma Gandhi)

Great reflection on the scarcity of resources.

60. The earth laughs at the flowers. (Ralph Waldo Emerson)

This is how it is expressed.

61. In every walk with nature, one receives much more than what he seeks. (John Muir)

Contact with the environment makes us progress and feel better.

62. Today I have grown taller by walking with the trees. (Karle Wilson Baker)

A hike through the woods makes us better on many levels.

63. The slightest movement is of importance to all of nature. The entire ocean is affected by a pebble. (Blaise Pascal)

Thought of the French physicist.

64. He who loves and understands a garden will find joy within it. (Chinese proverb)

This precious reflection comes to us from the East.

65. I have always considered nature as God's clothes. (Alan Hovhaness)

A kind of heavenly cloth.

66. Nature is my medicine. (Sara Mos)

Few things cannot be solved by surrounding yourself with natural resources.

67. The best thing about animals is that they don't talk much. (Thornton Wilder)

Curious reflection.

68. There is enough in the world for human need but not for human greed. (Mohandas K. Gandhi)

A great reflection on natural resources.

69. The worst threat to our planet is the belief that someone will save it. (Robert Swan)

Only our own decisions will have results.

70. Water and land, the two essential fluids on which life depends, have become global garbage cans. (Jacques-Yves Cousteau)

The French explorer expressed himself this way.

71. Only we humans produce garbage that nature cannot digest. (Charles Moore)

In industrial quantities and without any control.

72. The world we share has been given to us in trust. Every decision regarding the land, air and water that surrounds us should be made with the aim of preserving them for all generations to come. (August A. Bush III)

One of those nature phrases that stresses the importance of preserving the environment.

73. I am more confident than ever that the power to save the planet rests with the individual consumer. (Denis Hayes)

Of the individual, and how it can generate new ways of doing.

74. We do not inherit the land from our ancestors, we borrow it from our children. (Native American proverb)

Great reflection.

75. It is horrible that we have to fight our government to save the environment. (Ansel Adams)

When governments should be the first interested in preserving the natural environment.

76. The earth is insulted and offers the flowers in response. (Rabindranath Tagore)

Despite everything, it offers us its best fruits.

77. The land is where we all meet, where we all have a mutual interest, it is the only thing we share. (Lady Bird Johnson)

Common to all living things.

78. The land is not an inheritance from our parents, but a loan from our children. (Indian proverb)

Certainly, it is what we must bequeath to them.

79. To live intensely you have to be connected with Mother Nature and her fruits. (Juan Armando Corbin)

The Argentine psychologist shows us the way in which our senses are really connected with our condition.

80. Only when there is no air left to breathe will we realize that the economy was not the most important thing. (Pandrian Troglia)

The bottom line is not economic growth, GDP, or profits. But it seems that it is difficult for us to realize it.

81. The last stone of the last river also holds the essence of Mother Nature. (Francis Castel)

It is not only nature that is a feast for the senses.

82. While you breathe you are still on time.

A graffiti on a wall in Santiago de Chile invited us to think about the future of our planet.

83. The world changes with your example, not with your opinion. (Paulo Coelho)

There is no use talking if we do not act to reverse the situation.

84. The first law of ecology is that everything is related to everything else. (Barry Commoner)

Ecology is not an abstract entity. Everything we do in our day to day, how we consume and how we relate to each other affects the health of the planet in one way or another.