His influence can be seen in modern conservation efforts from "summary" of The Invention of Nature by Andrea Wulf
Alexander von Humboldt's impact on modern conservation efforts is undeniable. His revolutionary ideas about the interconnectedness of nature have left a lasting impression on the way we approach environmental conservation today. Humboldt's belief that nature should be studied as a whole, rather than as separate parts, has influenced the way modern conservationists view the world around them. One of Humboldt's key contributions to modern conservation efforts is his emphasis on the importance of biodiversity. He saw the diversity of plant and animal life as a measure of the health of an ecosystem, and stressed the need to protect and preserve this diversity. This idea has become central to modern conservation biology, which seeks to understand and protect the variety of life on Earth. Humboldt also recognized the impact of human activity on the environment, lo...
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