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Awesome! We are working on Nature’s Rights as well and especially to support a youth movement for Nature’s Rights. At this point, we need a cultural shift to support the emerging legal shift. Google “Pacha’s Pajamas”
Awesum work….
We will remember are work we will remember are freinds and faimly
Cast your bread opon the waters and the
Life that springith forth will come back to you
I feed the brids and animals and I value their lives very much I love seeds create abundance of life the earth needs you
Hay yall
@reenykay I don’t disagree with the intrinsic value of Nature, but that is Nature appreciation, not deep ecology although you are free to define deep ecology however you want. btw, I live in Tasmania part of the year in pursuit of rediscovery of the Tasmanian Tiger/Thylacine. I’m also a photographer, marine biologist, and bowhunter.
@davidleealford that is not the point of deep ecology. the main point is about how we are one with nature rather than separate from it and that nature has intrinsic value (value in itself) and should be treated as such.
I like it except the statement (0:43) that some species are extinct even before they are discovered. This means that discovering them is important and facilitates the importance of humans through their cataloging of animals. This contradicts deep ecology.
Good video though.
I am not a fan of metaphor but let me put it this way, humankind is like an organism cells of which are individuals specified to perform certain functions. It has been blind until now, where its eyes starts to open, tough very likely to experience most agonizing pain caused by past actions laid by itself.
conflicts between states are inevitable, now matter how big or small. Hell, even conflicts in nature itself are inevitable.
the last quote of monteiro lobato is immature. He must be an armchair thinker – clearly has no knowledge about nature. He’d better stick with his children’s books.
ok, first, not humans but their mishandling is the problem. in advent of industrial age we had minuscule understanding of global and local ecology. Thus mishandling was inevitable. Technological achievements and discoveries on nature enable us to see alternative ways to exist harmonically with the nature. However, our endeavor will worth only in absence of conflicts between states in terms of global ecological stability.
If the human race is the “problem,” in terms of the earth’s environmental problems, then how could the problem be a “moral” one? After all, morality COMES from humans themselves (as opposed to coming from rocks, or water, for instance). Isn’t this a contradiction? In other words, if human endeavors are fruitless and “wrong” then why is the source, or totalizer of justification, that being morality,(which is human), for some reason, “right?”
Lets use more applicable and less ideological term than respect, such as understand the balance of, and evaluate our contribution to, and achieve harmonious existence with.
I appreciate your effort
‘The nature you see is a single frame of evolving universe’
With mindset of classic XX harmony of nature will be lost, but itll work its way on regaining the balance, though itd take superior amount of time (1000-10000yrs depending on scale). If the harmony is lost wed find ourselves in a hostile environment and cost of living would skyrocket, consequences of which is grave.
Lol sure no problem, thats the intention of this video to send this message to all the people i can, as long as you give me som credit =P
I’m taking this and using it for my class at school. sorry:)
ty glad you liked it
this is just a short video I presented it with a oral presentation awhere i explained all the points the video was just a short conclusion
ty man im not english and i tend to make some mystakes in writing glad you liked the video
Great movie!! Love the message! : )
p.s: Just so you know, at 1:10, it should be “nature has so many qualities”, not “much”. “Much” refers to amount, like a volume of things (ex: ‘How much mashed potatoes did you make?’ Mashed potatoes can’t be counted, so you say ‘much’). “Many” is used for things you can count (ex: ‘How many apples did you buy’ You can count apples. Whether there’s 2 or 1002, they’re each separate items that can be counted, rather than a volume). Hope that was clear enough : D
Nice film clips, but you have missed the point of deep ecology. Deep ecology is about how true enviromental costs should be known vs. what is ordinarily known. For example, how a hunter may have less enviromental impact than a vegan or someone buying food in a normal fashion. Or for example, the ecological insanity of flying New Zealand apples to the USA where they may eventually end up in a refigerator in Florida. Or how a fur coat may require less killing and suffering than a synthetic one.
Very well made! And great choice of music.
Loved it =D
thank you very much im really glad to ear people saying that they enjoyed this video it shows how much the world consciense changed about the environment =D
Wonderful and also beautiful. The nature ask us to save it before we lose him/her.
very, very nice. Five stars.