Question

What evidence suggests that hunter-gatherer societies have conservationist ethics?

Answer 1

Explanation:

The evidence that suggest that hunter-gatherer societies have a conservationist ethic is the fact that despite the many years that they have spent hunting and gathering, the different species of animals and fruits they have been hunting still exist.

Answer 2

In primitive society in earlier days people were used to remain involved in hunting and gathering of forest products. They were not interested to move out from their own place of living which is a evidence that suggests their conservationist ethics.

Explanation:

Hunting of animals and gathering of fruits and other forest products were the main occupation of primitive people in earlier days. They were habituated in living this style. Moving out from their own known periphery to outside for other livelihood options were not an feasible option to them which is a clear indicator of their conservationist ethics.