Human Nature And Human Being

Human nature and human being

Introduction

The human race throughout his life has transformed nature by adapting the resources he has at his disposal for its use and benefit that has led to improve his way of life in a remarkable way, either with food, transport, communication, energy, among others, that is why human ecology has the relationship between the individual and society in mind.

Man can be considered today as nature and should not only be considered his material processes, but also the symbolic as well as the morals, but as a very particular one, which only cares only for herself and is aware, this leads us to the next question. How does nature benefit and how the human being takes advantage of this?

Developing

Studies in human ecology are fundamental for society to know the history and current state of the human being with nature and also to identify and test alternatives for a better quality of life of human beings. The human being has evolved over the years, but unfortunately this evolution has not been entirely positive, either because of the demand for resources to meet their needs has generated a great impact on the environment, this impact is evidenced inpollution, water scarcity, global warming, soil erosion, greenhouse effect, among many others.

Nature provides us with many services to meet people’s needs. These services are water, food, fuel, raw material, but this is not enough for the human being, since the human being seeks how to exploit and become the least that I can provide nature, although this implies destroying it.

A case would be when the population grows, it should be known where to settle it and on many occasions natural, wild or agricultural territories are invaded and destroyed to give entry to a new population, this leads to the destruction and deterioration of the environment and not only bythe territory, but also for the need for natural resources that this population demands.

In addition, not only would it be pollution or deterioration, but also the loss of great diversity of species in fauna and flora, this greatly affects nature, since without animals and plants there would be not many of the resources that people need toOur subsistence, both one and the other is dangerous for human and nature.

conclusion

In conclusion, the human takes advantage of the resources offeredthat if nature ceases to exist this would represent the extinction of the human being and the organism that inhabit it, so it is drink to raise awareness about the damage that we are causing to the ecosystem and somehow try to solve it.