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I think it is more of a pragmatic solution than an ethical one. Some people want the species to survive, some people want to hunt them, both parties meet in th
by fenwick67 9y ago
I think it is more of a pragmatic solution than an ethical one.
Some people want the species to survive, some people want to hunt them, both parties meet in the middle. It's certainly better than the fate of the Dodo and the Great Auk.
- sova 9y agoStill rings like "let's use the floorboards of the ship to build the walls" Eventually compromising on how many lions can be hunted to save the lions just leads to no more lions. Of course, I understand that this article is mostly informational, it is stuff that is going on, and probably would not even come into community attention without a write-up. I'm thankful for the intel, but I cannot agree with the conclusion