Wild Law: A manifesto for Earth Justice is a book by Cormac Cullinan which proposes to recognize the natural order of communities and ecosystems from a point of view legal view. It attempts to show an integration of different fields of study like world politics, environmental law theory, physics and how the teachings of the ancient world can create an appealing notion of the need for change in environmental understanding of 'Today. This book was instrumental in informing and inspiring the global movement to recognize the rights of “Mother Nature.” This movement advocated by Cormac Cullinan is destined to shape the 21st century as significantly as human rights movements shaped the previous century. Cullinan argues in his book, Wild Law, the imminent fact that our species is rapidly destroying our only habitable place to live, planet Earth. . It indicates that our current governance systems are extremely dysfunctional and need to be completely overhauled. Furthermore, the numerous environmental treaties, laws and policies adopted in recent years have, on the whole, failed to slow, let alone stop or reverse, the destruction of the planet. According to him, this is because the legal systems of current government systems, as well as the policies and institutions associated with them, are based on a mechanistic and dualistic understanding of the world and on various myths, of which we all now know that they are false. Myths such as the belief that human society is distinct from and ultimately superior to the natural world are now “embedded” in most legal and political systems. Therefore, the overall effect of these governance systems is to facilitate and legitimize the continued degradation of our planet. Cullinan explains the complicated process of ...... middle of paper ...... incessant industrial development and resource destruction, but through the living forces that gave us birth and are the only forces that can sustain us in the centuries to come. Wild Law is an important and inspiring development in exploring how we might develop such laws and institutions in the future to not only serve ourselves, but the entire ecosystem. Wild Law shows us how a quality that can only be experienced by moving away from this The predictable path of civilization as we currently understand it and as we know it must be found, obviously it must be found in the wilderness, those special places where wilderness reigns. However, we would do well to remember that in many cultures, wilderness is also strongly associated with wisdom. It is the place people go to in times of transition or confusion, and it is the place from which new ideas emerge..