Many people find the idea of letting a species such as the wolf go extinct to be

Many people find the idea of letting a species such as the wolf go extinct to be

Many people find the idea of letting a species such as the wolf go extinct to be disconcerting. Many environmental policies are put in place to protect endangered species. Why should it really matter though whether a species goes extinct or not if in the end humans are not harmed? What is the underlying moral reasoning?

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