RR2-bella walters
Humanity has a habit of taking on a passive stance on reform that doesn’t affect them directly. This can be seen in governmental policies, ecological impact, and world history and reflects in humanities views on impacting the natural world.in his essay ‘getting back to nature’ William Cronan criticizes current human notions of wilderness in order to challenge humanities passivity to their part and impacting the natural world. Cronan begins be commenting on the cultural stigmas that currently surround the wilderness and how humanity has separated it self and made the wilderness a place to praise God, domesticate, and tame . Nature is no longer considered environment that we see an impact but instead a vacation spot that maintenance of is left to another worldly power out of human kinds reach…













