Whether anthropogenic intervention is good or bad, it is about understanding or natural environment and what is best for it. In order to understand what is best for it, we need to establish a connection with our natural environment. As Callicot states, “we can, quite apart from the vagaries of personal preference, pronounce some changes imposed on nature to be objectively good and others objectively bad”. While this is true, the extent to which we have utilised science and technology, most anthropogenic change to nature is unacceptable. It is undeniable that most of what humans impose on nature is destructive. The loss of the once unspoiled environment able to maintain itself open-endedly lies in the fault of our constant misuse of science