biocentrist

Nature has intrinsic value

A biocentrist holds that all living things have inherent value, not just humans.

The position contrasts with anthropocentrism, which places human interests at the center of ethical consideration.

Biocentrists argue that animals, plants, and ecosystems deserve moral consideration independent of their usefulness to people: As a biocentrist, she opposed any development that threatened native species.

activism

eco-warrior

Militant nature advocate

anti-hunting · vegan · cruelty-free · lobbying · awareness

philosophy

anthropocentrism

Belief prioritizing human significance

eco-philosophy

ecology

ecosystem

Interconnected organisms and surroundings

niche · succession · habitat · flora · fauna

conservation

reforestation

Replanting depleted woodlands

deforestation · stewardship

Opposites
center of moral value

biocentristanti-environmentalist

One opposing ecological advocacy

Family

biocentric, biocentrism

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