At first glance, “animal rights” sounds kind and harmless. But what if, as John Nash argues, it behaves more like a parasite on real wildlife conservation than a cure? His article “The Parasite of Animal Rights” explains how campaigns often start with genuine animal welfare, then slide into talk of “rights” and rigid moral rules. Once that ideology gets written into law, conservation decisions are dragged into courtrooms and PR battles instead of being made by people who actually work with anima

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