American contemporary biologist, naturalist, and popular science writer Edward O.Wilson has strong ecological consciousness, he vigorously advocates ecological ideas, such as "Biodiversity", "Half-Earth", "Biophilia" and so on, in his popular science works. Wilson has practiced these concepts by dedicating himself to the protection of biological diversity, pursuing the symbiosis of nature and human beings, and building an intimate relationship between man and nature. The formation and development of Wilson's ecological consciousness is largely due to his strong interest in the study of nature and his relentless pursuit of scientific truth. His ecological thoughts, ecological practice, and popular science works are valuable references and inspirations for contemporary ecological literature and ecological popular science writing.

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