Ethical debates in orangutan conservation:
"Ethical Debates in Orangutan Conservation explores how conservationists decide whether, and how, to undertake rehabilitation and reintroduction (R&R) when rescuing orphan orangutans. The author demonstrates that exploring ethical dilemmas is crucial for understanding ongoing disagreements...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "Ethical Debates in Orangutan Conservation explores how conservationists decide whether, and how, to undertake rehabilitation and reintroduction (R&R) when rescuing orphan orangutans. The author demonstrates that exploring ethical dilemmas is crucial for understanding ongoing disagreements about how to help endangered wildlife in an era of anthropogenic extinction. Although R&R might appear an uncontroversial activity, there is considerable debate about how, and why, it ought to be practised. Drawing on in-depth qualitative research with orangutan conservation practitioners, this book examines how ethical trade-os shape debates about R&R. For example, what if the orphan fails to learn how to be an orangutan again, after years in the company of humans? What if she is sent into the forest only to slowly starve? Would she have been better off in a cage? Could the huge cost of sending a rescued ape back to the wild be better spent on stopping deforestation in the first place? Or do we have a moral obligation to rescue the orphan regardless of cost? This book demonstrates that deconstructing ethical positions is crucial for understanding ongoing disagreements about how to help our endangered great ape kin and other wildlife. Ethical Debates in Orangutan Conservation is essential reading for those interested in conservation and animal welfare, animal studies, primatology, geography, environmental philosophy and anthropology"-- |
| Beschreibung: | "Ethical debates in orangutan conservation is based on [the author's] doctoral work at University College London." Introduction: To save is to sacrifice -- Orangutans and their conservation -- Kill, incarcerate, or liberate? Alternatives to reintroduction -- What is a rehabilitation centre? Boundary-work in conservation -- Sense and sentimentality : emotion in environmental ethics -- No space on the ark : triage in wildlife rescue -- Wild, well, or free? Ethical debates in rehabilitation methods -- Bosses, baddies, and "baby huggers" : the ethics of conservation fundraising -- The "dark side" : (un)ethics and whistleblowing in conservation -- Conclusion: Ethics in the Anthropocene |
| Beschreibung: | x, 248 Seiten Illustrationen |
| ISBN: | 9781032238067 9780367182885 |
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Contents Acknowledgements Abbreviations Introduction: to save is to sacrifice Approach 3 Methodology 5 What are ethics? 6 Conservation, welfare, liberation 7 Triage and trade-offs 10 Roadmap 13 1 Orangutans and their conservation Orangutans: a natural and cultural history 15 Conservation: the old, the new, and the ugly 22 Pancasila and palm oil: conservation in Indonesia 24 Orangutans as tourism mascots: conservation in Malaysian Borneo 27 “Please don’t set up any more!” The NGO network 32 Orangutans in the Anthropocene 45 2 Kill, incarcerate, or liberate? Alternatives to réintroduction Orangutan réintroduction: conservation tool or a cry in the uHlderness? 47 Killing 55 Incarceration 61 3 What is a rehabilitation centre? Boundary-work in conservation What’s in a name? The preferencefor “rehabilitation centre” over “sanctuary” 76 To breed or not to breed? Distinguishing rehabilitation centres from zoos 80 A counterexample: rehabilitation centre or release site? 92
. пі 4 contents Sense and sentimentality: emotion in environmental ethics Eyes and PIEs: the development of ethical stances 99 Feelings and facts: the relationship between emotion and rationality 104 Selfishness and sacrifice: two specific worries about emotion in orangutan conservation 106 Triage and trouble: more thought, not less emotion 109 5 No space on the ark: triage in wildlife rescue It* Selecting citizens: sacrifice and speciesism in admission practices 112 Creating two problems, or solving one? The dilemma of translocation 119 The sliding scale 132 6 Wild, well, or free? Ethical debates in rehabilitation methods 13* Motherly or tough love? Negotiating human-orangutan boundaries in rehabilitation 135 Preserving purity or process? Mixing taxa at release sites 141 Defining unreleasability: training, trauma, and triage 146 Wild abandonment): the challenges ofpost-release monitoring 149 The “grey zone”: healthcare and the transition to wildness 154 Free or enslaved? Post-release feeding and the question offree mil 157 Who is the expert? 163 7 Bosses, baddies, and “baby huggers”: the ethics of conservation fundraising 167 Oversight and ownership: relationships with foundations and donor-NGOs 168 Palm oil and other dirty money 173 Playing to the “baby huggers”: cuteness and commodification 178 Expertise and ethics: two worries about fundraising 185 8 The “dark side”: (un)ethics and whistle-blowing in conservation 188 My orangutan, your orangutan: narratives of collaboration and conflict 189 Public or private secrets? The ethics of whistle-blowing 193 Should outsiders
speak out? 196 Conclusion: ethics in the Anthropocene 198 Cited interviews References Index 202 208 242 |
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Contents Acknowledgements Abbreviations Introduction: to save is to sacrifice Approach 3 Methodology 5 What are ethics? 6 Conservation, welfare, liberation 7 Triage and trade-offs 10 Roadmap 13 1 Orangutans and their conservation Orangutans: a natural and cultural history 15 Conservation: the old, the new, and the ugly 22 Pancasila and palm oil: conservation in Indonesia 24 Orangutans as tourism mascots: conservation in Malaysian Borneo 27 “Please don’t set up any more!” The NGO network 32 Orangutans in the Anthropocene 45 2 Kill, incarcerate, or liberate? Alternatives to réintroduction Orangutan réintroduction: conservation tool or a cry in the uHlderness? 47 Killing 55 Incarceration 61 3 What is a rehabilitation centre? Boundary-work in conservation What’s in a name? The preferencefor “rehabilitation centre” over “sanctuary” 76 To breed or not to breed? Distinguishing rehabilitation centres from zoos 80 A counterexample: rehabilitation centre or release site? 92
. пі 4 contents Sense and sentimentality: emotion in environmental ethics Eyes and PIEs: the development of ethical stances 99 Feelings and facts: the relationship between emotion and rationality 104 Selfishness and sacrifice: two specific worries about emotion in orangutan conservation 106 Triage and trouble: more thought, not less emotion 109 5 No space on the ark: triage in wildlife rescue It* Selecting citizens: sacrifice and speciesism in admission practices 112 Creating two problems, or solving one? The dilemma of translocation 119 The sliding scale 132 6 Wild, well, or free? Ethical debates in rehabilitation methods 13* Motherly or tough love? Negotiating human-orangutan boundaries in rehabilitation 135 Preserving purity or process? Mixing taxa at release sites 141 Defining unreleasability: training, trauma, and triage 146 Wild abandonment): the challenges ofpost-release monitoring 149 The “grey zone”: healthcare and the transition to wildness 154 Free or enslaved? Post-release feeding and the question offree mil 157 Who is the expert? 163 7 Bosses, baddies, and “baby huggers”: the ethics of conservation fundraising 167 Oversight and ownership: relationships with foundations and donor-NGOs 168 Palm oil and other dirty money 173 Playing to the “baby huggers”: cuteness and commodification 178 Expertise and ethics: two worries about fundraising 185 8 The “dark side”: (un)ethics and whistle-blowing in conservation 188 My orangutan, your orangutan: narratives of collaboration and conflict 189 Public or private secrets? The ethics of whistle-blowing 193 Should outsiders
speak out? 196 Conclusion: ethics in the Anthropocene 198 Cited interviews References Index 202 208 242 |
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| spelling | Palmer, Alexandra aut Ethical debates in orangutan conservation Alexandra Palmer Abingdon, Oxon Routledge 2020 x, 248 Seiten Illustrationen txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier "Ethical debates in orangutan conservation is based on [the author's] doctoral work at University College London." Introduction: To save is to sacrifice -- Orangutans and their conservation -- Kill, incarcerate, or liberate? Alternatives to reintroduction -- What is a rehabilitation centre? Boundary-work in conservation -- Sense and sentimentality : emotion in environmental ethics -- No space on the ark : triage in wildlife rescue -- Wild, well, or free? Ethical debates in rehabilitation methods -- Bosses, baddies, and "baby huggers" : the ethics of conservation fundraising -- The "dark side" : (un)ethics and whistleblowing in conservation -- Conclusion: Ethics in the Anthropocene "Ethical Debates in Orangutan Conservation explores how conservationists decide whether, and how, to undertake rehabilitation and reintroduction (R&R) when rescuing orphan orangutans. The author demonstrates that exploring ethical dilemmas is crucial for understanding ongoing disagreements about how to help endangered wildlife in an era of anthropogenic extinction. Although R&R might appear an uncontroversial activity, there is considerable debate about how, and why, it ought to be practised. Drawing on in-depth qualitative research with orangutan conservation practitioners, this book examines how ethical trade-os shape debates about R&R. For example, what if the orphan fails to learn how to be an orangutan again, after years in the company of humans? What if she is sent into the forest only to slowly starve? Would she have been better off in a cage? Could the huge cost of sending a rescued ape back to the wild be better spent on stopping deforestation in the first place? Or do we have a moral obligation to rescue the orphan regardless of cost? This book demonstrates that deconstructing ethical positions is crucial for understanding ongoing disagreements about how to help our endangered great ape kin and other wildlife. Ethical Debates in Orangutan Conservation is essential reading for those interested in conservation and animal welfare, animal studies, primatology, geography, environmental philosophy and anthropology"-- NATURE / Apes & Monkeys / bisacsh NATURE / Ecology / bisacsh Orangutans / Conservation / Moral and ethical aspects Orangutans / Reintroduction / Moral and ethical aspects Orangutans / Effect of human beings on Wildlife conservation / Moral and ethical aspects Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe 978-0-429-06053-3 Digitalisierung UB Augsburg - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=033034442&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
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