Does anyone know a good folktale or myth

Question

about appreciating nature, or surroundings?

Answer 1

well let me tell you about the time I was out with Davey Crockett

Answer 2

I would highly recommed Cecilia Dart-Thornton's "The Bitterbynde Trilogy" (The ill made mute, The Lady of the sorrows and The battle of evernight).  I have always had a keen interest in Celtic mythology - being that my family is decended from the Celts :) and I stumbled upon this series by accient and was thrilled to find that she had bound a huge number of Celtic myths into her story and they are a really compelling read!  The trouble with Celtic mythology in its raw form is that the stories arent very involved and can have a very repetitive feel as they all use the same style :)  

Answer 3

Most Celtic mythology is about nature.

Or you can read any of the Avalon books by Marion Zimmer Bradley. They are close enough to myths to qualify.