All inhabitants of the mountain forest receive the Wolves’ bawl with mixed reactions; depending on the nature of relationships existing between them and the wolves. To the Wolf, its loud bawling may be a sign of adversities it faces daily, but to other inhabitants of the forest, its echo implies something else depending on whether they are predators or victims. For example, to the Deer, the echo makes it alert due to awaiting danger, whereas to the hunter the bawling is a warning of the awaiting dangers. To humans, the wolf’s echoes and signs of their presence also send feelings down their spines; for are signs of adversity that await them (Leopold, 2010, p.1). Seeing a wolf die proved to be the nature of animosity that exists between these members of the same habitat. This happened the other day when we were having lunch by the riverside on a big rim rock as we watched the water flow downstream. As it was usual that, its only Deers that swim in this river, this day it was different because after carefully watching as the animal swimming emerged out of the water, to our surprise it was a group of Wolves. As it was usual, the best thing one could do to wolves is to kill them, which we went ahead and did. Although the whole experience was exciting, it changes a lot my perception of wolves a: fewer wolves, more deers and better hunting opportunities (Leopold, 2010, p.2). Since that experience, I have observed countries reduce their number of wolves and deers. This has not only happened to animals, but also to plant species, hence depriving the mountain of its habitats. This makes one thing clear all the mountain habitats are in danger of extinction, owing to the fact that the rate at which the forest predators are destroying it is faster than nature can replace it. It necessary to note that, the fear by humans of wolves trimming their herds, is not comparable to the fear they should have of their herds destroying natural habitats. Owing to the fact that humans strive for safety by using all means to eliminate obstacles surrounding their results to one simple thing; peaceful existence. In most situations, this is never the case because complications associated with such safety measures seem to have more harm than gain to both humans and their environments (Leopold, 2010, p.2-3). Summary of Excerpts Naturally, the creation duty belongs to only poets and gods, a duty other society members can do with know how. A simple task as panting trees needs one to apply common sense and dedication. This is because although tree planting has no immediate fruits, in the end it will result in good results (Leopold, 2010, p.1). There exist clear differences when comparing past living standards and present one, which humans have always fought to improve. Maybe their struggles are main causes of the currently existing lack of environmental peace. Although industrial development and innovations make living comfortable, one main question that lacks proper answers is; what are their contributions to the well-being of the environment ? From the Darwinian thoughts of human existence, all creatures must exist in harmony for life to have a meaning; a policy that humans have failed to obey. No living creature can live as an island becaus