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Appreciation for the environment

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ridearmada14
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This is a serious question I am curious about. I recently had a life changing realization after going on a winter hut trip. I gained appreciation for the land in so many ways.

Just wondering if anyone else has some moving stories of how their life was transformed based on a trip or an experience.

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yeahno
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i fell down a mountain breaking every bone in my body.






fuck nature drive suburbans
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klayer_9
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My favorite things to do are go on river trips, backpack, camp, ski ect. Enjoying the environment is what makes me happy. I get really bored living in the city sometimes. I am reading Desert Solitaire by Edward Abbey which is about appreciating the environment and how nature is not a commodity but necessary for humans to be a part of.


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geteducated
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100 miles off the coast in the pacific ocean for 2 weeks would be one story. not much to look at at first, but after a while, thats when you learn to appreciate the little things more.
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Sklar
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if i can't save it by myself, why try?


but really, after taking AP Enviro, it just seems like we're fucked
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Chunter
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Hahaha ohhh lawd, those were my thoughts exactly. The class got to the point where it was just depressing going there every day.

I took it though because I love nature and with my two main hobbies being photography and wakeboarding/skiing a love for nature just goes hand in hand with them. I never really had one specific experience but there have been awe-inspiring moments in nature that have made me appreciate it that much more.
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