Endangered Species Ethics

Endangered Species Ethics focuses on the moral responsibilities humans have toward species that are at risk of extinction. This ethical framework emphasizes the intrinsic value of all living beings and the importance of biodiversity for ecological health. It argues that protecting endangered species is not just about conserving animals but also about maintaining the balance of ecosystems, which ultimately benefits humanity. Advocates call for legal protections, habitat conservation, and sustainable practices to ensure that these species can thrive, reflecting a commitment to the planet and future generations.