Man and his Environment

The concept that organisms and their environment form a system of functional interdependence represent the view of most modern ecologists. In every natural situation the environment affects the organism present in it and the organisms in its turn affect the environment. Man is a very important element in his environment. He almost always has modifying influence over his environment and without proper regulation this influence often becomes destructive. Like other animals man must adjust with his environment for the survival of his species. Currently he is suffering from lack of such adjustments.