This chapter explores the origins of nature conservation, tracing its roots back to the Romantic era (1790-1830). It examines how Romantic writers and artists, with their idealized view of nature, laid the groundwork for later conservation movements. The influence of Romantic ideals on the development of nature conservation is discussed.
Romantic era (1790-1830) as a key period in shaping nature conservation ideals
Romantic writers and artists' idealized view of nature
Influence of Romantic ideals on later conservation movements