This exhibit was specifically about the threat of habitat loss for insects, namely butterflies, that accompanies society's urbanization. The message this exhibit portrays is that we need to find a balance between nature and society; society needs to learn how to live in harmony with the natural world, rather than at war with it. It is essentially a rephrased exhibition of Leopold's points where he calls for us to "love, respect and admire" mother nature and to live as members of a "biotic community" rather than acting as parasitic creatures. Symbiosis is a biological relationship in nature in which both parties benefit from the relationship; such a perspective is what humans as a species should adopt in our interactions with mother nature, rather than our current relationship of parasitism. The exhibit shows how the urbanizing continues to spread and, inversely, nature recedes into smaller and smaller regions.