The part of a sentence "help nature" is correct and usable in written English.
You might use this phrase to encourage others to act in ways that support and protect the environment, for example: "Let's all do our part to help nature by recycling and reducing our carbon footprint."
Natural events like earthquakes, and in fact all events, help nature go through with the natural statutes (naturae constituta) (3.29.4).
Magic is therefore a specific science of natural objects (animals, herbs, stones), the servant or minister of nature; in Porta's characteristic definition of natural magic, just as a peasant prepares the soil to help nature produce its marvelous effects, so the natural magus prepares matter in a special way to allow its natural (but nevertheless occult) properties to appear.
With help, nature can make the most glorious of comebacks.
Dispersants don't remove oil from the sea, but they are designed to help nature do so.
Mr. Cole, though, maintains that with enough money and his successful business experience he can help nature along.
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The government hopes that the new park might help nature-loving tourists see beyond the battered image that defines the country overseas.
The self-help nature of some prison reading can be disturbing.
But a woman past 30 for whom nature has been uncooperative for, say, three to six months, might want to think about helping nature along.
I like messing around in the mud as much as your average toddler, helping nature along, creating something that wasn't there before -- all that gardening makes possible.
