Finally, what seems to be a trend is also the increasing and ubiquitous importance of biodiversity ethics, both on its anthropocentric (the environmental services and social/identity values that it provides for present and future generations) and biocentric versions (the intrinsic and inherent value of all forms of life).
La stratégie de l’Union européenne, quant à elle, semble ne tenir aucun compte des facteurs éthiques et de la possibilité de recourir à des outils politiques d’inspiration éthique.