Sentence examples for leaving nature from inspiring English sources

So Carr is not just leaving nature to replenish itself.

Older concepts of conservation often assumed that maintaining biodiversity was about leaving nature alone or attempting to restore it to what it was before humans intervened.

And as we surrendered our hard-fought ground, leaving nature to play out its drama in the dark of our absence, we were at once humbled and brought closer.

After all, it is difficult to manage what is not measured, and in the absence of good metrics we are inclined to go on as before, with the contributions made by nature appearing on very few profit-and-loss assessments, and thus leaving nature economically invisible and regarded as free.

On the heath, we're more about leaving nature to its own devices".

And after reading Thoreau I felt how much I have lost by leaving nature out of my life.

She doesn't leave nature entirely alone.

"We need to just leave nature alone," says George.

I left nature, the environment and gardening behind to pursue a career in fashion.

Hesketh insisted that the later work, concerned with change, loss and old age, left "nature" behind.

"People forget, if you leave nature alone it will start healing itself," Mr. Tittel said.