The Cultural Benefits of Natural Protection Based on Association Rules

Abstract

With the cultural significance of nature protection as an analytical tool, this paper analyzes human attitudes towards natural objects by linking the objectives of nature protection with the cultural benefits of the environment, and examines the cultural effects between "human" and the natural protection environment. In this study, human intervention in nature and the environment needs to design rules based on human needs and relevant values. Association rules mainly include behavior rules, ethical principles and moral norms. These association rules often involve behaviors beyond a certain scope, but they are an important part of the purpose of nature protection. They establish an interdependence between society and nature. Through the association with these rules, people will be able to effectively reflect their attitudes towards and constraints on the way of nature conservation. At the same time, human beings have also made contributions to mankind through themselves.