In 2005, Asher became an activist in the deep ecology movement, an eco-philosophy based on the idea that all life is of intrinsic value, irrespective of its value to human beings, and that humans have no right to interfere with nature except for essential needs.
Asher became an activist in the deep ecology movement. This was in 2005. The deep ecology movement was an eco-philosophy. This eco-philosophy was based on the idea that all life is of intrinsic value to human beings, and that humans have no right to interfere with nature except for essential needs. This was irrespective of its value.