A "Nature Deity" refers to a divine being that embodies and represents the forces of nature. These deities are often associated with elements such as earth, water, air, and fire, and they play a significant role in various mythologies and religions. They are typically revered for their power over natural phenomena, such as storms, fertility, and the changing seasons. In many cultures, Nature Deities are seen as guardians of the environment and are invoked for blessings related to agriculture, hunting, and fishing. Examples include Gaia from Greek mythology, who represents the Earth, and Pachamama from Andean traditions, who is associated with fertility and agriculture.