Suggest me any topic (related to nature) so that I can write a hub on it.

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  1. Nigham AFZAL profile image83
    Nigham AFZALposted 9 years ago

    Suggest me any topic (related to nature) so that I can write a hub on it.

    I'm kinda out of ideas right now and my mind is blank... hmm sad

  2. Availiasvision profile image81
    Availiasvisionposted 9 years ago

    To modern man, is unspoiled nature a place of freedom or a jail cell?  This could be looked at through the lens of the films "Into the Wild," "Wild," and "Castaway," as well as the Romantic Period--which brought naturalism into the methodology and content of literature. 

    The giant trash gyers in the ocean....what can be done to recycle them or utilize them? What can be done to keep them from growing?  I've read of ambitious ideas for cleanup and even islands created from them.

    Research the history of creating underwater conservatories and "National Parks."  Clinton, specifically, is to thank for Hawaii's enormous conservatory.

    Is nature inherently good, evil, or indifferent?

    The planet's strangest animals.

    Animals who have made a comeback and are off of the endangered species list, or were almost extinct, but now have healthy populations. A more positive take on environmentalism.

    What is more important, putting resources towards helping humans or protecting the environment?  Or, are we so dependent that they are one and the same.

    Animals that break the rules: fish that breathe air, animals that freeze and thaw out, gender changing or unisex animals, color changing animals, cannibalistic animals (black widow spider) ect. 

    Fastest animals on the planet.

    The ethical and environment affects of zoos and animal parks.

    Is it the government's job to preserve natural spaces or should it be privatized?

    Should National, State, and local parks be forced to provide accessibility? Have places like Yosemite and the Grand Canyon become so accessible that they are no longer "wild."  Should citizens gain free entry to these places because of tax revenue?   

    The West Coast drought: How bad is it? Will this year change it? What can we do to cut back on water usage?  Is there a way to store water without disrupting delicate wildlife?  In the past decade, dams have been torn down and new reservoirs not built because of salmon spawning being affected by not having a natural and clear path between the inland rivers and the ocean. 

    Species that are unique to a region and found nowhere else in the world.

    I hope these ideas sparked something for you, or at least amused you.  Good Luck!

    1. Nigham AFZAL profile image83
      Nigham AFZALposted 9 years agoin reply to this

      OMG! You're an encyclopedia for the topic names... I mean... just wow...
      I think, I'm not gonna ask THAT kind of question again as you have already provide me a life time list of wonderful topics. big_smile
      Thank you soooo much,  Somethgblue! smile

  3. C.V.Rajan profile image60
    C.V.Rajanposted 9 years ago

    The benefits of excess rainfall over shortage of rainfall.

  4. profile image0
    Rayne123posted 9 years ago

    Hi how are you
    Well I noticed you are from Pakistan so you could simply write about your culture, beliefs and living.

    Its always nice to learn about different cultures/countries especially for those who haven't had the chance to travel anywhere/much.

    Good luck
    Look forward to reading it

    1. Nigham AFZAL profile image83
      Nigham AFZALposted 9 years agoin reply to this

      I'm great, thank you! Hope you're fine, too?
      Wow! I got an advance reader. big_smile
      Sure, sure Rayne! I'm gonna write on it... soon.
      Thank you soooo much for the answer. smile

  5. somethgblue profile image72
    somethgblueposted 9 years ago

    Show how animals are suited to this planet naturally, while humans require shelter, clothes, heat. Show how animal offspring are instantly adapted to their environment while humans children take almost ten years to acclimate to their environment.

    Explain the fundamental differences between humans and animals in physiology, reproduction, food gathering and eating, physical make up, ability to endure hot and cold temperatures and adaptation to environment.

    1. Nigham AFZAL profile image83
      Nigham AFZALposted 9 years agoin reply to this

      Fantastic topics, somethgblue!   I liked them aaalllllllllll!
      Thank you for the answer. smile

 
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