Jason Kahn
Board Member

Jason has a B.S. in Geology from the State University of New York Geneseo and a M.A. in secondary education from SUNY New Paltz. He taught Earth Science and Physical Science for 30 years in Chatham, New York, before retiring to Amherst, Massachusetts. Jason has been an environmental enthusiast and educator for most of his adult life, and he enjoys varied outdoor activities from rock climbing to mountain biking. As past president of the Rewilding Institute, Jason is focused on the wild lands of the Adirondacks Mountains in his home state and wildlife issues throughout the Northeast.

Posts by Jason in Rewilding Earth

The Prairie State of Illinois has done what no other U.S. state has yet achieved: Illinois’ legislature passed House Bill 2726 through both the state senate and assembly. The nation’s

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Let Illinois Amaze Us: Rewilding Law in the Prairie State

True to the adage about April in the Northeast, the biennial Algonquin to Adirondacks (A2A) Science Symposium got underway in a light but steady drizzle on April 11th in Clayton,

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2025 A2A Science Symposium Retrospective

    On a remote and beautiful ranch in western Colorado, Mary Conover and Kenyon Fields are attempting to restore a portion of the Little Delores River and Pinion Mesa.

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Restore & More, a Film by Kenyon Fields

Forest Service map of the Tongass, with National Monuments and Wilderness Areas (Source: Wikipedia) The largest of Earth’s temperate rainforests, the Tongass National Forest, of SE Alaska, has again been

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Healing Nature’s Wounds: Tongass Edition

An adult red wolf photographed in October 2013 in North Carolina. (Source: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service) The red wolf, the only wolf species that existed solely in the United

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An Update on Red Wolves

By Jason Kahn The National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) was signed into law in 1970. This law required all federal agencies to create the means to review all agency actions

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NEPA Restored and Strengthened under Biden Administration