'Rights of Nature' proposes that Nature, including ecosystems and species, should have legal rights and the ability to act in the legal system (via human representatives). This perspective is rooted in an ecocentric philosophy that acknowledges humans as one interconnected component of a vast ecological network, recognising the intrinsic value of the non-human world beyond just its utility to humans. Further, it fosters awareness that human health and wellbeing is entirely dependent upon the health and wellbeing of the rest of Nature.
Rights of Nature underpins the work that we do:
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