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Man, who is a part of nature, cannot survive without nature. Today, young children unfortunately spend most of their time in front of the screen as if they are imprisoned in a box. However, research shows that the creativity of children who observe nature, touch the soil, wonder, explore, and establish communication ties with nature develops, their senses are strengthened, and their physical health improves. People, who have the biggest share in the deterioration of the ecological balance, need to change their consumption habits and increase their production skills with a holistic perspective and a nature-friendly approach. At this point, the school gardening movement, regaining the ancestral seeds and ecological literacy studies should step in, and studies and activities on this subject should be planned with a collaborative commission.