The Discovery of Rare Red Corals Offers New Insight into Chile’s Little-Known Patagonian Sea and a Call for Its Protection
Scientists exploring the remote waters of Chile’s Kawésqar National Marine Reserve
Rewilded Bison Are Climate Heroes
Summary: New research from Yale University shows that 170 rewilded European Bison
GRRL Power: Rewilding Female Jaguars to Save the Chaco’s Wild Population
Rewilding female jaguars to El Impenetrable National Park in Argentina, where there
Freed Andean Condors to Provide a Window into Wild Behavior in the Face of Habitat Pressures
Four Andean condors (Vultur gryphus) released in Patagonia National Park will reinforce
The Wolfman: Rewilding Scotland’s Alladale Wilderness Reserve From A Cyclist’s Perspective
Alladale Wilderness Reserve is a rewilding work in progress. Day by day, the 23,000
Giant Anteater Returns to a Brazilian State 130 Years After Going Extinct
Brazilian biologist Fábio Mazim was reviewing hundreds of hours of footage from
Switzerland’s Planned Killing of Wolves Draws National and International Condemnation
Bern, December 7, 2023 — National and international criticism is growing at Switzerland’s
Argentina’s Restored Grasslands Harbor a Species on the Brink
In the restored grasslands of northeast Argentina, researchers have discovered
Chile Accepts Donation Toward a New National Park at the End of the Continent
President Gabriel Boric has met with Kristine Tompkins to move forward with a proposed
‘Rewilding’ Ambiguity 3: Counterparts in Name Only
Previously in the “Take Back Rewilding” series, I argued that the word ‘rewilding’