Deontology or consequentialism? Ethical approach on the use and management of wildlife, illustrated by the use of caimans in Latin America

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Abstract

Government decision-makers are frequently faced with the choice of enabling or maintaining conservation programs based on the sustainable use of wild species – usually beneficial to both human populations and the ecosystem - or adhering to the ethical or moral requirements of those who oppose the commercial use of animals. The purpose of this document is to discuss this conflicting situation.

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Larriera, A. (2022). Deontology or consequentialism? Ethical approach on the use and management of wildlife, illustrated by the use of caimans in Latin America. Ethnobiology and Conservation. https://doi.org/10.15451/ec2022-03-11.07-1-5

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