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This study explores the rich symbolism of nature, as embodied in flora and fauna, within the context of literature and art. Drawing from examples such as "The Secret Garden", discussed into how these natural elements enhance the depth and complexity of creative works, offering a universal language that resonates across cultures. This symbolism bridges the human experience with the natural world, fostering reflection on our relationship with the environment and its broader implications. Positivism research philosophy and descriptive research design has been adopted in this study. Along with this, inductive research approach and secondary thematic data analysis has also been included in this work. This research underscores the significance of nature symbolism as a catalyst for discussions surrounding environmental awareness, ecological literacy, and the need for responsible stewardship of the planet. As a recommendation, it can be proposed incorporating discussions about nature symbolism into educational curricula to promote ecological consciousness and appreciation of the natural world among students. This study illuminates the enduring connection between humanity and nature, emphasizing the importance of preserving and nurturing the environment for future generations.