Facets blogfeb 23, 2015524 views

But after seeing the green fire die, I sensed that neither the wolf nor the mountain agreed with such a view. Think like a mountain, paragraph 5 I believe the wolf represents ideas in society.

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We kill things before understanding their importance or what they can accomplish. We tear down natural resources to make things to improve environmental sustainability, example being solar panels. By killing the wolf, the mountain is a more suitable for us. I agree. As humans, most of the time we don't realize the profound consequences of our actions in our everyday lives and how every choice we make affects our world both directly and indirectly.

As like in "Thinking Like a Mountain", Leopold admits that killing a wolf was simply something that was done, without thinking. He didn't think about it either until he witnessed it first hand and experienced the repercussions of an ecosystem without wolves and how it destroyed the land. Leopold realizes that taking time to understand all the connections within the mountain ecosystem is more important than killing a wolf and in the long run it benefits all humans to respect and understand the environment.

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Everyday we make actions that reflect our person wants and needs. We need to step back and look at the bigger picture and realize that this earth is composed of more than just yourself. Sustaining the earth will increase our mortality, however we need our view on the world to change from a "today" state of mind to the future. We need to preserve our natural resources and not "kill the wolf".