Quotes about Environment
It is now clear not only that all the trees in the forest are interconnected below the ground but also that each of the largest and oldest trees serves as a "mother tree," with younger trees growing within her root-fungi network.
— Jane Goodall
Someone once wondered why it is that if a work of Man is destroyed, it is called vandalism, but if a work of nature, of God, is destroyed it is so often called progress.
— Jane Goodall
Help people realize that their actions, however small they may seem, will truly make a difference. The cumulative effect of thousands of ethical actions can help to save and improve our world for future generations. And why would you bother to take action if you did not truly hope that it would make a difference?
— Jane Goodall
We must remember that we have not inherited this planet from our parents, we have borrowed it from our children. But we have not been borrowing their future, we have stolen it and we keep stealing it.
— Jane Goodall
Today it is known as Haller Park and is visited by people from around the world, and it serves as a model for other restoration projects.
— Jane Goodall
She truly is a symbol of the resilience of nature—and a reminder of all that was lost on that terrible day twenty years ago.
— Jane Goodall
Imagine—this gangly plant, which Darwin likened to a duckbill platypus of the vegetable kingdom, has survived as a species, unchanged, for 135 to 205 million years. Originally its habitat was lush, moist forest, yet it has now adapted to a very different environment—the harsh Namib Desert.
— Jane Goodall
Our hubris needs to be downsized, thinking that profiteering on Earth, on whatever level - environmentally, economically, culturally - is unlimited and everybody should get as much as he wants or she wants. Humans need to be shrunk again to their actual size.
— Christoph Waltz
As president, I will bring all the parties and stakeholders together. I am going to come up with a solution that respects the environment and does not cause an upheaval in the economy.
— Al Gore
Our environment, the world in which we live and work, is a mirror of our attitudes and expectations.
— Earl Nightingale
Have you ever thought that the only ugl things in this Cove are man's fault, while the beautiful things are God's work? Look at those mountains.
— Catherine Marshall
Every man is better for a period of work under the open sky.
— Henry Ford