Rewilding North America
“Rewilding North America is a must-read for anyone who cares about protecting our natural heritage for the benefit–for the very sustainability–of future generations.” -Mike Matz, Executive Director, Campaign for America’s Wilderness
Rewilding North America by Dave Foreman
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About Rewilding North America
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Overview
In Rewilding North America, Dave Foreman sets out a vision that is bold, scientifically credible, practically achievable, and hopeful. It is a vision and strategy based on the functional role of large carnivores in maintaining and restoring healthy ecosystems and the need for conservation action on a continental-scale. To give you a taste of it, here is the Table of Contents:
Part I. Bad News
1. The Extinction Crisis
2. The Pleistocene-Holocene Event: Forty Thousand years of Extinction
3. The First Wave of the Pleistocene-Holocene Event
4. The Second and Third Waves of the Pleistocene-Holocene Event
5. Ecological Wounds of North America: Direct Killing and Habitat Loss
6. Ecological Wounds of North America: Fragmentation, Loss of Ecological Processes, Exotic Species, Pollution, and Climate Change
Part II. Good News
7. Conservation Biology
8. Rewilding North America
9. Selecting and Designing Protected Areas: The Early Days
10. Selecting and Designing Protected Areas: The Past Two Decades
11. The Importance of Wilderness Areas
Part III. Taking Action
12. Putting the Pieces Together: Building a North America Wildlands Network
13. An Ecological Approach to Wilderness Area Selection and Design
14. Land Management Reforms for Implementing the North American Wildlands Network
15. Hope for the Future
Rewilding North America: A Vision for 21st Century Conservation!
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