In his essay "A Literature of Place," Barry Lopez describes a literature that connects the importance of nature through basic human life. Claiming that "if you 're intimate with a place, a place with whose history you 're familiar, and you establish an ethical conversation with it, the implication that follows is this: the place knows you 're there. It feels you. You will not be forgotten, cut off, abandoned." He further more goes on about how a person can obtain this, with a central question. He asks “How can you occupy a place and also have it occupy you?” This brings to light another underlying topic in his piece, Mr. Lopez manages to connect the importance of nature through basic human life. He manages to make the connection in a