Biocentric preservationists, first led by John Muir, advocate saving natural areas for their
A) Aesthetic and spiritual values and wildlife habitat
B) Hunting and fishing value
C) Wood and mineral resources for the future
D) Tourism and recreation potential
E) Economic value in cleaning the air and preventing soil erosion

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Biocentric preservationists, like John Muir, focus on preserving natural areas primarily for their aesthetic, spiritual values, and the importance of maintaining wildlife habitats. This perspective emphasizes the intrinsic value of nature, beyond just its utility for human purposes.

Biocentric Preservationists, First Led by John Muir, Advocate Saving Natural