In contrast to the life-centered worldview, the human-centered environmental worldview considers all species as having value as participating members of the biosphere regardless of their potential or actual use to humans.

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The human-centered environmental worldview, also known as anthropocentrism, primarily values species based on their usefulness to humans, unlike the life-centered worldview which values all species as members of the biosphere regardless of their utility to humans.

In Contrast to the Life-Centered Worldview, the Human-Centered Environmental Worldview