Environmental humanities seeks to integrate humanities and social science research into the causes and consequences of environmental devastation. To a large extent, it relies on environmental philosophy, or rather the problem of the relationship between man and nature, which is formulated from many perspectives in environmental philosophy. Thus, many methodological and argumentative problems of environmental philosophy are transferred to environmental humanities, which complicates the formation of the methodology of environmental humanities. The work aims to identify and analyze those concepts of environmental philosophy that play a decisive role in the formation of environmental humanities.