Nature and culture

Nature refers to the physical world and its natural phenomena, including plants, animals, landscapes, and ecosystems. It encompasses the biological processes and the environment in which these elements interact. Culture, on the other hand, represents the shared beliefs, practices, values, and artifacts of human societies. It includes art, language, traditions, and social norms developed over time. The relationship between nature and culture is significant, as culture often shapes how we understand and interact with the natural world, while nature influences cultural practices and lifestyles. Together, they form the foundation of human experience and identity.