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• Vision and Mission statements version 1

  Rights of Nature Wisconsin
  
  Vision
  We envision a world where the global human culture embraces its role as the protector of nature, living in harmony with all natural creatures and systems, and honoring land, water, and air as the necessary components of all life.
  
  Mission
  Our mission is to transform those cultural and economic norms which regard nature as a resource to serve human life, into norms which incorporate humanity as companionable to the systems of life on our planet.  We will do this by:
  
  ​1. Providing public education as to humanity’s role in the spectrum of life, emphasizing the overwhelming impact human activity has already played and offering alternative methods for human development aligned with all living systems.
  
  2. Advocating for living systems as legal entities empowered by law to live and thrive on our planet
  
  ​3. Lifting up indigenous people, whose cultures already incorporate nature as a living partner, as leaders and teachers of the human relationship with nature.
  
  

  Vision and Mission statements version 2

  Rights of Nature Wisconsin
  
  ​Vision
  
  We envision a world in which the global human culture embraces its role as the protector of nature, living in harmony with all natural creatures and systems, and honoring land, water, and air as the necessary components of all life.
  
  Mission
  Our mission is to transform those cultural and economic norms which regard nature as a resource to serve human life, into norms that incorporate humanity as companionable to the systems of life on our planet.  We will do this by:
  
  1. Producing, finding opportunities for, and presenting public education depicting humanity’s role in the spectrum of life, emphasizing the overwhelming impact human activity has already played and offering alternative paths for human development which are aligned with all living systems.
  
  ​2. Advocating for living systems as legal entities empowered by law to live and thrive on our planet
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  3. Lifting up indigenous people, whose cultures already incorporate nature as a living partner, as leaders and teachers of the legitimate human relationship with nature.