Establishing boundaries has been an intrical part of defining the status of human society for centuries now. From white picket fences to hundred foot long stone walls, humans are determined to differentiate their territory from their neighbor's. To discern where these lines should be drawn whole forests have been toppled and mountains ripped down to start anew. It is human nature that there is conflict between one another, which unfortunately rains destruction down on nature as a collateral consequence.  Nature and all its life have been forced to reincarnate itself time and time again as humans lay waste to it's lands.

 

By now it is clear that nature is an entity which will never be vanquished from the face of the earth. And, why deny it from its rightful place to live here with us in our built environments. However, much of society is cultured to cut plant life to the ground, even if it would spare them from seeing the neighbor they dislike. immense industries were founded on this ideology that a dead tree is more useful than a live one because the dead one can be refined into build materials. No so smart when you consider that one plant could of been trained and pruned to create a living barrier. A natural enclosure is a mystical place, full of activity that is not out to harm us. Therefore, our desire for boundaries would enhanced with the aid of nature.