Rethinking the Relationship of Man and Wild: A Call for Wildlife Ethics

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The paper highlights ethical crises in wildlife conservation, suggesting a shift from anthropocentric views to an ecocentric perspective.

A new wildlife ethic is necessary for preserving biodiversity and improving human-wildlife relationships.
The rise of human activities has destabilized ecosystems, leading to biodiversity loss and species extinction.
Current conservation efforts lack effectiveness without a fundamental ethical change in how humans view other species.
Adopting an ecocentric approach may drive more sustainable interactions between humans and wildlife.

Deepalee Rout (2025) studied this question.

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