Nature
Hunt
"There should be a society for the documentation of plain and simple
fact!"
Ansel Adams
"We are a part of the web...whatever we do to the web, we do to
ourselves."
Chief Seattle
There are two key tenets to this biologist's philosophy
of life. As a species with higher intelligence we need to explore the
plain and simple facts in the lives of other organisms to gain insight into
life itself. In short, we need to make time and allow opportunity to
observe. Only then can we recognize our species makes up a single strand
in the web of life. Our single strand is not a web, and if we continue
to allow our activities to contribute to the decline of other species, the
fewer strands make for an increasingly weaker, more fragile web!
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Observation
A first step to learning and appreciating Biology
requires a commitment to spend time observing those events that normally
do not warrant our attention. Only then do these subtle events rank
with others as we seek out meanings, relationships, cause-effects, and
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