Transformation and Interaction as a Single Unit

This image was taken in Mexico, on the Baja California Peninsula, in the Colorado River Delta. The place is inaccessible, so I flew there from the USA over the course of several hours. And what I saw was truly unique. In addition to the aesthetic, there is also an ecological subtext. The Colorado River is 2,330 kilometers long and flows through several American states south to Mexico. Throughout the river, its waters have been actively used and are continually being used for agricultural purposes. This led to the fact that the river can only reach the ocean in moments of strong floods, so it becomes shallow and drains to its mouth. Over the past 20 years, floods have occurred only 5 times. Isn't it time for us to transform our attitude toward planet Earth in order to understand that we are a single system? Only then will our interactionsl be mutually beneficial.