Gaia, known as Mother Earth or Mother Nature (thenoun for 'land' in Greek is 'ge' or 'ga') was an early earth goddess born from Chaos, the great void of emptiness within the universe.

Mother Earth being the primordial element from which all the gods in Greek Mythology originated was worshiped throughout Greece, but subsequentlywent into decline and was later supplanted by other gods. In Roman mythology she was known asDemeter, goddess of the Harvest, whose name originally meant 'earth mother' and later even Terra or 'earth'.

The personification of Mother Earth into Mother Nature, was widely popular in the Middle Ages throughout Europe and can be traced to Ancient Greece for its origins. Pre-Socrates Greek philosophers had invented nature when they abstracted the entirety of phenomenon of this world into a single name and spoken of as a single object: Natura.

Mother Nature is the maker of the forest's and even the season's. She can control all, and is said to kill those who cut down her forest's.

Every description fits her, as having very long, black or brown hair, that covers her face. Her feet never touch the ground as she can ride along with the wind. Some descriptions say she has an Ugly face, and that's why she has such long hair covering her face.

Some say she is a young beautiful girl her skin is white as snow her hair is like a flowing river and her eyes are brown like bark.