This following bill of Non-Human Rights applies to rights of species and ecosystems in the WILD private and public ecosystems. These rights are justified claims on humans for the basic conditions necessary for the well being of otherkind. They indicate the responsibilities of non-interference with the freedoms of otherkind and the protection and/or assistance that all rights require when deprivations occur. It is a general guide to ethical standards and a working, evolving document.

The Bill of Biotic Rights of non-human species:

1) The right to participate in the natural dynamics for existence.

2) The right to healthy and whole habitats.

3) The right to reproduce their own kind without humanly induced chemical, radioactive, hybridized, or bio-engineered aberrations.

4) The right to fulfill their evolutionary potential with freedom from human-induced extinction's.

5) The right to freedom from human cruelty, fragrant abuse or profligate matters of benevolence but also of justice.

6) The right to reparations or restitution through managerial interventions to restore a semblance of natural conditions disrupted by human abuse.

7) The right to a "fair share" of the goods necessary for individuals and species. This is a requirement of distributive justice.