If our national parks are to remain viable in the future, they must become sites of transformation where the paradigm of domination and manipulation ends and a vision of unison begins
"If our national parks are to remain viable in the future, they must become sites of transformation where the paradigm of domination and manipulation ends and a vision of unison begins," emphasizes the need for a fundamental change in how we treat these natural spaces. This suggests that protecting parks requires shifting from exploiting and controlling nature to fostering harmony and respect for the environment.
Author Terry Tempest Williams advocates for transforming national parks into places that embody unity between humans and nature. She believes that this shift is essential for the sustainability and preservation of these parks for future generations, emphasizing the importance of a respectful and collaborative approach rather than one of dominance.
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