A biocentric approach to conservation places intrinsic value on all living organisms, emphasizing their right to exist, regardless of their utility to humans. This perspective advocates for the protection of ecosystems and biodiversity, recognizing the interdependence of species and ecosystems. Rather than focusing solely on resources for human benefit, a biocentric approach promotes ethical considerations in conservation and management practices. Decisions are guided by the understanding that all life forms contribute to a healthy planetary ecosystem, and preserving them is essential for overall ecological balance and sustainability.