D. H. Lawrence is regarded as one of the most accomplished writers in the twentieth century. Criticism of Western mechanical civilization is one of the themes in his poetry. The destruction of the environment by mechanical civilization has aroused the author's great concern. In some of his poems

he probes into the destruction of the environment and the suppression of human nature by mechanical civilization. Through such representative poems as "In the Cities"

"Lizard"

"The Factory Cities"

"Leaves of Grass

Flowers of Grass"

"The Triumph of the Machine"

"Mountain Lion"

"Man and Bat" and "Snake"

D. H. Lawrence directly or indirectly criticizes the Western mechanical civilization that destroys the ecological environment and reflects on the defects of human civilization. Through the study on Lawrence's poetry from the perspective of ecocriticism

we can have a deeper understanding of his ecological consciousness.