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Easter Island serves as a microcosm for broader ecological lessons regarding sustainability and human impact on the environment. The legacy of this lost civilization endures as a powerful reminder that short-sighted decisions can lead to irrevocable harm. The ecological collapse on Easter Island prompts us to reflect on our own relationship with nature, challenging us to find a path that honors our past while ensuring a sustainable future. As we consider the final act of cutting down the last tree, we must ponder—what lessons does this mystery impart to humanity today?