This article analyzes the achievements of contemporary German ecophilosophy, in which the need to fundamentally reconsider humanity's relationship to nature in the context of the global ecological crisis led to the formation of the field of ecophilosophy as an independent and significant direction. Especially since the second half of the 20th century, environmental problems arising as a result of the impact of human activity on nature have led to the unification of philosophical thinking around the category of ecological responsibility. The concept of ecological responsibility has become a concept of not only theoretical, but also practical and praxeological importance. In this regard, German ecophilosophy occupies a special place, since in it ecological responsibility is deeply studied not only from a theoretical and axiological, but also from a praxeological aspect.

This article focuses on the anthropogenic and anthropogenic human impact on the animal world, as well as the fact that plants and animals represent a huge biological diversity that ensures the circulation of substances in the biosphere. The article focuses on the problem of finding solutions to a number of natural disasters that can turn into a disaster for humanity.