Organizational Motivation and Ethical Worldviews: Anthropocentrism versus Biocentrism in Climate Stabilization

Abstract: This analytical paper investigates the ethical frameworks governing global conservation organizations, utilizing Conservation International as an organizational case model. The study contrasts anthropocentric (resource utility) and biocentric (intrinsic value) paradigms, illustrating how diverse philosophical rationales converge on the vital need for planetary climate stabilization, greenhouse gas abatement, and biodiversity preservation. Strategic recommendations emphasize multi channel financial diversification to sustain longterm environmental stewardship and project capacity.