Progress on Population? A Lot But Not Nearly Enough
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True Conservation: A 21st Century Vision for the Next Director of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
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The First Male Jaguar Joins a New Population Bringing Back the Top Predator to the Wild of Argentina’s Wetlands
Watch Jatobazhino’s release here! After jaguars went locally extinct in Corrientes
Shrubby Hedgerows and Edge Habitat Increase Pest Control by Birds
Watch the latest video in the Wild Farm Alliance’s series about supporting
Coastal Watershed Institute Celebrates Decade of Elwha Nearshore Restoration
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Biden’s 30×30 Campaign Must Account for “Ecological Footprint” of a Fast-Growing U.S. Population
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Editors’ note: Fortunately, rewilding projects and ideas are in the news more
Navajo Nation Council Passes Resolution Supporting America’s Red Rock Wilderness Act!
Great news from SUWA! The Navajo Nation Council has passed a resolution in support
HNW Campaign Update: FWS Has Agreed to Release Captive Bred Red Wolves
In 2020, The Rewilding Institute launched a campaign to Heal Nature’s Wounds as