Re:Children who play outside more likely to protect nature a...
by rimliu on Sunday March 19, 2017 @08:04AM
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And your point is? There should be no parks? We should not call them nature? We should not throw cans into bins?
I grew in a nature. Now I live near a park. The tree is still a tree and I don't leave trash around no matter if I am in the forest or in the park.
Actually littering is one of the things I just cannot understand. How a person should be brought up to think that leaving trash scattered behind is in any way normal thing to do.
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Re:Children who play outside more likely to protect nature a...
by HenryBemis on Sunday March 19, 2017 @10:13AM
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My point is "city park != Nature"
A walk in Hyde park gets you closer to "nature" but not really. It is just a brief escape from the concrete & asphalt.
Re:Children who play outside more likely to protect nature a...
by Xylakant on Sunday March 19, 2017 @12:03PM
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Even the park is nature. Biodiversity may be lower, but the small park here in Berlin that I pass through daily is home to a few foxes, tons of birds and even a pair of birds of prey nest here. It's not the wild cost countryside but it's a habitat of its own.