Decoupling the Global Population Problem from Immigration Issues
By Eileen Crist, TRI Leadership Council Member Editors’ Note: The Rewilding Institute
Nature Doesn’t Look at Our Differences, But She Does Count Our Feet
By Karen I. Shragg Featured Image: Sandhill Crane at the Sherburne National Wildlife
Plan a “Fair Start” with HAVING KIDS
By Richard Grossman MD Having Kids is the name of a relatively new organization
Conservation Was Easier Back Then
By Karen I. Shragg Featured Image: Eloise Butler as a young woman, ca 1890s. (c)
Where Grizzlies Still Roam and Where They Once Did: Alaska Wilderness versus California Wilderness
By Leon Kolankiewicz Featured Image: The author, in rain gear and hip waders, observing
Michael Soulé’s Unpublished Thoughts on Sin and the Human Condition.
Featured Image: Michael Soulé © Brian Miller Shared by Brian Miller and other Friends
It’s Hard to Practice Social Distancing in an Overpopulated World
By Karen I. Shragg Knowing how to interface this surreal world with the topic I have
Consider the Gaia Hypothesis
Featured Image: Wet market in Shenzhen’s Luohu District, China, Photo by
Pathways to Self-Sufficiency…Or Resurrecting Paradise…
Fourth essay in the United Divides © series by Michael D’Amico Illustration by
Earth Overshoot Climate Change Poster
From Terry Spaar, Earth Overshoot Earth Overshoot’s mission is to make ecological