The phrase "explores nature" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to describe someone's actions or interests in studying or learning about the natural world. Example: The book "Walden" by Henry David Thoreau explores nature through the author's observations and reflections while living in a cabin in the woods.
"Science explores nature by testing and gathering data," he said.
Though Wright explores nature (orchards, blizzards, farms) frequently, he also shares Johnson's disheveled urban sublime, a realm of moonlight, guitars, "kindersluts smoking and giggling" and psychopharmaceuticals, "blue / antisacrament".
The focus is on four major themes: "Science Is Fiction: Jean Painleve & Company," which explores nature films; "A Celebration of Mira Nair," a comprehensive look at Ms. Nair's career as a filmmaker; "Reframing Disability," an insider's perspective on the world of disabled people, and "New World Border," an examination of geopolitical, social and cultural borders.
Falling Awake (Jonathan Cape £10) is a miraculous collection and a new departure, not because it explores nature and mythology (the green and Greek have always been Oswald territory), but because of the many moments that might have remained wordless were Alice Oswald not there to see – and write.
Where does your interest in exploring nature come from?
The families slept in cabins, worked with arts and crafts and explored nature.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF MADISON Summit Chorale, Earthh, Wind and Fire," songs exploring nature.
During the day, they paddle canoes, shoot arrows, go swimming and explore nature.
TENAFLY Tenafly Nature Center Little Naturalists, where families explore nature with discovery stations, songs and outside journeys.
"Traditional Nature Walk," a slow three-mile walk exploring nature in the southwest section of the park.
Toca Nature was an app from children's publisher Toca Boca: a creative sandbox for exploring nature.
