Which statement explains the way that Audubon and Muir viewed the impact of mankind on nature in Audubon and His Journals and Our National Parks? Audubon expresses his opinions about mankind's impact with humility, while Muir does not claim that mankind has impacted nature. Audubçn does not believe that mankind makes a significant impact on nature.while Muir believes that mankinds are fools for not being more careful about their impact on nature. Audobon believes that nature has impacted us as much as we have impacted nature, while Muir believes mankind is ignorant of how our impact will affect us once we have destroyed nature. Audubon expresses our impact through subtle descriptions of his observations of nature and civilization, while Muir describes our impact through pointed examples of how mankind has damaged and planned to scar nature's beauty.