The "Earth Goddess" is a figure found in various cultures and mythologies, representing the Earth and its fertility. She embodies nature, agriculture, and the nurturing aspects of the planet. Often depicted as a motherly figure, the Earth Goddess symbolizes the life-giving forces of the Earth, including plants, animals, and the cycles of growth and decay. Many cultures have their own versions of the Earth Goddess, such as Gaia in Greek mythology and Pachamama in Andean traditions. These deities are often associated with the protection of the environment and the importance of living in harmony with nature. They remind us of the interconnectedness of all living things.