John Muir was an outspoken proponent of biocentric preservation, claiming that nature Blank______.Multiple choice question.should be left completely untouchedhad a fundamental right to existshould be utilized to full human advantage

The idea that nature has a right to exist for its own sake, whether it is useful to humans or not, is Blank______.Multiple choice question.environmentalismbiocentric preservationutilitarian conservation

People have identified environmental problems and worked to protect nature Blank______.Multiple choice question.only since the 1960sas early as thousands of years agobeginning with the colonization of North America

Gifford Pinchot and Theodore Roosevelt believed in Blank______, which supported the idea that resources should be protected for use by humanity.Multiple choice question.conservationpreservation

Allowing native/indigenous people to pursue traditional ways of life often Blank______.Multiple choice question.leads to the destruction of nature because they do not understand how to live sustainablyserves to protect nature because they have learned to live in close balance with itleads to conflict with those trying to protect nature

Biocentrism is a perspective that denotes _____________.Group of answer choiceshuman-centered mindsetnecessity of natureequality in dignity in man and animalssuperiority of nature