September 23, 2025Ecology LettersOpen Access

De‐Extinction at a Crossroads: Ecology, Ethics, and the Future of Conservation in the Biotech Age

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Analysis of de-extinction's ecological and ethical challenges in conservation, suggesting a multidisciplinary approach.

De-extinction poses significant ecological and ethical considerations that need careful assessment.
The recent creation of a genetically engineered organism raises questions about the authenticity of de-extinction efforts.
A multidisciplinary framework is essential for responsibly guiding de-extinction practices and avoiding ecological harm.
Biotechnological innovations must align with conservation principles to promote biodiversity rather than cause unintended consequences.

Paganeli et al. (2025) studied this question.

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