The Rights of Nature: A Legal Revolution That Could Save the World
David R. Boyd explores the growing movement to recognize nature as a rights-bearing entity. By examining the legal implications of this idea, the book considers how a rights-based framework could transform environmental protection and reshape the relationship between human societies and the natural world.
About This Book
The Rights of Nature explores the idea that nature should be recognized as possessing legal rights.
David R. Boyd presents this concept as a legal and institutional shift with implications for how societies understand environmental protection.
The book considers the potential of a rights-based approach to reshape relationships between people, governments, and the natural world.
Its central theme is a possible legal revolution aimed at helping safeguard the planet.
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