Greystone, 2017). 12.“The Mammoth Cometh,” New York Times Magazine, February 27,
2014, http://www. nytimes. com/2014/03/02/magazine/the-mammoth-cometh. html; and the …

Among the most egregious and discouraging problems of conservation is the rapidly
escalating human‐caused species extinction rate.“De‐extinction” refers to the application of …

Cafaro and Primack (2014) accuse us of what might be called" conservation immorality" for
failing to express sufficient outrage about extinction and failing to champion the intrinsic …

I will entertain and reject three arguments which putatively establish that the individuals
produced through de-extinction ought to be the same species as the extinct population …

Another common criticism of de-extinction is that it would divert attention and resources
away from other biodiversity issues and the strategies to address them, such as endangered …

Preventing extinction is the central driver of almost all conservation action. Conservation
biologists are sensitive about extinction because it is final and irreversible. The concept of …

When axioms (ie, important yet assumed beliefs or principles) come to be accepted as
authoritative and incontrovertible truths, they can become dogma. In conservation science …

Compassionate Conservation argues for a paradigm shift in how conservation biologists
value and treat the natural world (Wallach et al., 2018). It argues, for example, in favour of …

This book is about the philosophy of de-extinction. To make an extinct species 'de-extinct'is
to resurrect it by creating new organisms of the same, or similar, appearance and genetics …

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