Key Figures
He believed humans have intrinsic value as rational beings, but nature only has instrumental value.
Immanuel Kant
This theory sees nature as having value only when it serves human needs.
Anthropocentrism
A forest is cut to feed a nearby village what theory supports this?
Anthropocentrism
He introduced the “land ethic,” emphasizing that humans are part of a broader ecological community.
Aldo Leopold
This theory values entire ecosystems, not just individual organisms.
Ecocentrism
Opposing deforestation to protect the entire ecosystem, is supported by what theory?
Ecocentrism
The creator of ecofeminism who connected the domination of women to the exploitation of nature.
Françoise d’Eaubonne
A theory that sees all living beings as morally equal.
Biocentrism
Reintroducing wolves into Yellowstone park to improve the ecosystem
Deep Ecology
The Norwegian philosopher who developed the theory of Deep Ecology in the 1970s.
Arne Næss
This environmental view encourages self-realization through nature and radical lifestyle change.
Deep Ecology
A protest led by women against corporate pollution harming their community aligns with what theory?
Ecofeminism
As U.S. President, he championed national parks and conservation, laying foundations for modern environmental policy.
Theodore Roosevelt
This theory connects the oppression of women with the exploitation of nature.
Ecofeminism
Choosing sustainable products
Environmental Stewardship