Biophilia 

Biophilia is the love (philia) of Nature (bio).

Edward Osborne Wilson popularized the word in a book published by Harvard University Press, 1984. It also appeared in the Stephen R. Keller book The Biophilia Hypothesis (Island Press, 1993).

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