Posthumanist pluralities: Advocating for nonhuman species’ rights, agency, and welfare in ecosystem governance by Thomsen, B, Cousins, T, Copeland, K, Thomsen, J, Coose, S, Mensah, A, Fennell, SR, Deshwal, A, Guzman, J, Copeland, S, Nickerson, D, Duggan, M, Schneider, A, Taylor, M, Saez, AH, Gosler, A

“…This essay also considers qualitative data collected during 15 months of a multi-sited, multispecies ethnographic study that explored wolf-human (Canis lupus) relations in the western United States during the Trump Administration. A pluralistic posthumanist wildlife-human coexistence framework for translational ecology is presented that emphasizes nonhumans’ rights, welfare, and agency in ecosystem governance.…”