Fighting extinction in a changing world: navigating some ethical complexities of drastic measures скачать в хорошем качестве

Fighting extinction in a changing world: navigating some ethical complexities of drastic measures

As climate change accelerates biodiversity declines, conservationists face tough choices: Should we bring species back from extinction? Perform assisted migrations? Rely on captive breeding to save what’s left? Join leading experts as they share groundbreaking work and discuss some of the ethical dilemmas behind bold interventions like de-extinction, assisted migration, and more. Discover how science, ethics, and urgency collide in the plight to fight extinction. Speakers: Prof Peter Sandøe, Professor of bioethics at the University of Copenhagen Prof Andrew Pask, Professor of genetics and developmental biology, University of Melbourne and Chief Biology Officer, Colossal Biosciences Dr Jordan Hampton, Veterinarian and Senior Lecturer in wildlife management and animal welfare, Murdoch University Moderated by Dr Jenny Gray, CEO Zoos Victoria, PhD in Animal Ethics in Zoos. Recorded on Monday 2 February 2026 Zoos Victoria is a zoo-based conservation organisation, fighting for a future rich in wildlife. Learn more about our work at zoo.org.au