Exploring the Ethics of Catch-and-Release and Hunting Endangered Species

This chapter delves into the ethical dilemmas surrounding catch-and-release practices in activities like fly fishing and the hunting of endangered species. The speaker discusses conflicting feelings of enjoyment and discomfort, the role of hunting fees in wildlife conservation efforts, and the necessity of culling problematic animals for ecological balance. Additionally, the conversation touches on topics like habitat destruction, education on conservation issues, and the consequences of tick-borne diseases from consuming meat.