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NSTP (Activity 6)

The document discusses several key principles of environmentalism: 1) Nature follows natural processes that humans must understand and respect to maintain balance. Disrupting nature can lead to imbalance. 2) All forms of life, including insects, are important as they benefit both humans and the environment in various ways like pollination, waste removal, and pest control. 3) Ecological systems are interconnected as resources and matter are transferred between organisms through food chains and nutrient cycles from producers to consumers and decomposers. 4) Environments and living things are constantly changing over time through natural processes like growth, aging, and disasters. 5) Humans must properly dispose of waste and be responsible for their

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NSTP (Activity 6)

The document discusses several key principles of environmentalism: 1) Nature follows natural processes that humans must understand and respect to maintain balance. Disrupting nature can lead to imbalance. 2) All forms of life, including insects, are important as they benefit both humans and the environment in various ways like pollination, waste removal, and pest control. 3) Ecological systems are interconnected as resources and matter are transferred between organisms through food chains and nutrient cycles from producers to consumers and decomposers. 4) Environments and living things are constantly changing over time through natural processes like growth, aging, and disasters. 5) Humans must properly dispose of waste and be responsible for their

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1. Nature knows best.

Since one must not go against natural processes if one wants


to preserve a consistent and steady flow of resources, we
humans need to comprehend nature and abide by its laws. If
we, as humans, have disrupted some aspect of the cycle of
existence, this could lead to more imbalance in our
surroundings.
2.All forms of life are important Insects, which are alive, are a good example. In a variety of
ways, insects benefit both people and the environment.
They control nuisance insects, pollinate food-producing
crops, and serve as sanitation experts by removing waste so
that the planet doesn't get overrun with dung-eating insects
like cockroaches and flies.
These helpful insects can be introduced when pests are
endangering a crop to consume the pest and stop further
harm. In other situations, insects that devour specific weeds
can be released to stop the weed from spreading. And lastly,
even the smallest thing has a crucial function in nature
3.Everything is connected to For instance, in the food chain, producers’ plants are eaten
everything by primary consumers (herbivores like caterpillars), who are
then eaten by secondary consumers (meat
eaters/carnivores, like chickens who consume caterpillars),
and finally by tertiary consumers, whose bodies are then
decomposed by bacteria. They decompose dead plants and
animals and bring important nutrients back to the soil so
that plants can flourish
4.Everything changes We as a humans our physical appearance changes with each
passing day.The eggs will soon be a chickens, just like the
caterpillars that would soon become butterflies.
Additionally, not everything in the environment remains the
same. When disasters like earthquakes, tsunamis, and floods
happen, numerous environmental factors will change.
5.Everything must go on somewhere “Everything must go on somewhere”, one of the concrete
examples of this is throwing our garbage anywhere. We the
human must be responsible of we action or things we do
since small things can change or cause a huge damage not
only in human but also to other living things.
6.Ours is a finite earth “Ours is a finite earth” meaning our resources are not
infinite and if we don't. take care of ecosystem will soon
suffer from thirst and hunger. I also learned that the reason.
why there are so many pests and rodents in the city is
because people destroyed their
7.Nature is beautiful and wonderful, It reflects a perspective often associated with certain
and we are stewards of the God’s religious and environmental worldviews. It emphasizes the
creation idea that the natural world is a gift from a divine creator and
that humans have a responsibility to care for and protect
this creation. One of the examples here is a Conservation
Initiative by a Religious Community
Imagine a religious community that believes in the sanctity
of nature as a divine creation. They may take concrete
actions to demonstrate their belief in stewardship of the
Earth.

AINAH MARIE POLOYAPOY BSECE ACTIVITY 6

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