TED: Nature is everywhere -- we just need to learn to see it | emma Marris

The video discusses the pervasive influence of humans on nature, challenging traditional definitions of nature as untouched by humanity. It introduces the concept of the Anthropocene and explores how human activities have shaped landscapes, even in seemingly wild places like the Amazon. The speaker argues for a broader definition of nature that includes urban and novel ecosystems, emphasizing the importance of engaging children with nature to foster future conservation efforts.

What is the significance of the speaker's experience in the Amazon?

How does the speaker suggest we redefine our understanding of nature?

What challenges does the speaker identify regarding access to nature for young people?

What role do children play in the future of environmental conservation according to the speaker?