Nature deities are divine beings that represent and govern various aspects of the natural world. They are often associated with elements such as earth, water, air, and fire, and are believed to influence natural phenomena like storms, harvests, and fertility. Many cultures have their own nature deities, reflecting their environment and agricultural practices. These deities are commonly found in mythologies around the world, such as Gaia in Greek mythology, who embodies the Earth, and Pachamama in Incan beliefs, representing fertility and agriculture. Worship of nature deities often involves rituals and offerings to ensure harmony with the environment and to seek blessings for bountiful crops and protection from natural disasters.