The book "Human, Nature, and Culture" by Sebastian Scholz offers an in-depth analysis of various topics that explore the relationship between humans, the environment, and society. It is a collection of essays and term papers written during his studies. The topics covered range from the impacts of population growth on the environment to issues of reproductive freedom and psychology in environmental protection. Each chapter highlights different aspects of the interdependence between human actions and natural systems, encouraging reflection on the challenges arising from these interactions. The content is relevant for those interested in environmental issues as well as for readers engaged with social and cultural topics. The book is suitable for a wide age group and provides valuable insights into current societal debates.