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Natural Environment

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Natural Environment
The living and nonliving things in an area of the Earth. The natural environment both enables human life and is affected by human activity. That is, whether a human builds a house, grows a crop or mines a mineral, the natural environment is changed. The natural environment is necessary for commerce to take place. See also: Sustainability.
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Byline: Karen Dent THE contribution made by the region's natural environment to the North East economy came under the spotlight during a recent 'moor to shore' tour by Natural England and regional development agency One North East.
Region's moor to shore tour proves 'invaluable' by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
Natural England would make the case that the majority of the tourism market depends on the high quality of the natural environment, and that it is one of the most important assets for the tourism industry.
The value of nature by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
He was speaking as the RSPB launched a petition to help protect our natural environment.
Wildlife in Ulster 'not protected' PETITION by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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