Nature representation is the academic study of how the natural world is depicted, perceived, and culturally constructed across various media, disciplines, and historical periods. This interdisciplinary concept investigates the diverse ways humans frame and interpret nature through texts, images, scientific models, and other cultural artifacts, critically analyzing the social, historical, and power dynamics that shape these portrayals. Its significance lies in revealing how representations influence human-environment relationships, shape environmental attitudes and policies, and contribute to the understanding of 'nature' as a dynamic, culturally mediated concept.