What kind of people like to visit natural places?

I think people who enjoy natural places are often those who need a break from noise, screens, and daily pressure. For example, office workers, students, and people living in crowded cities may visit mountains, beaches, forests, or even small parks because these places help them slow down and clear their mind. But it is not only stressed people; some visitors are adventurous and go there for hiking, camping, birdwatching, or photography, while others simply like the peaceful atmosphere. The biggest difference between a natural place and a city is the pace of life. A city is usually built for convenience, with transport, shops, offices, and entertainment, but it can feel crowded and artificial. A natural place has more open space, fresh air, plants, water, and wildlife, so people often feel more relaxed there. That said, going to a park is not the only way to get close to nature. People can grow plants at home, walk along a river, visit the countryside, or even observe birds and insects in their neighborhood. In many cities, we can still see wild animals such as squirrels, birds, bats, lizards, or sometimes foxes, depending on the country. I think it can be a good idea to let some animals live in local parks if the environment is suitable and the animals are protected. However, parks should not become mini zoos. If animals are kept only for people’s entertainment, or if they are stressed by crowds and noise, then it is unfair and possibly dangerous. The priority should be animal welfare and a balanced ecosystem, not just human curiosity.