Colonialism and Ecology
The importation of non-native species during colonial times was driven by a worldview that prioritized human benefit over ecological balance. This mindset led to significant ecological disruptions, as colonizers often lacked an understanding of the interconnectedness of species. Legislation even encouraged the introduction of these species, reflecting a troubling disregard for the long-term consequences on ecosystems.In this clip
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