John Davis, Executive Director of The Rewilding Institute, interviews Dave Parsons, former U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and Rewilding Board member, about the Mexican Wolf reintroduction and recovery program in the United States Southwest.
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Recent books of note related to Rewilding are featured here. This list will be updated regularly, and we welcome your contributions! In two days, Suggested Reading will move to Publications. Saving Tarboo Creek: One Family’s Quest to Heal the Land, by Scott Freeman. Freeman, a University of Washington biologist, and Susan Leopold Freeman (illustrator and […]
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By Kirk Robinson and Dave Parsons In recent years it has become increasingly obvious that state wildlife governance needs significant reform – in all states, some more than others. There are three pervasive problems. One is that state wildlife management agencies and their associated wildlife commissions are held captive by special interests, including primarily hunting […]
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News about Wildlife, Wildfire, Grazing, and other Wild topics, from George Wuerthner and friends 10.8.18 The Wildlife News — Pryor Mountains for Wilderness It’s time for Billings to stand up and recognize that the Pryor Mountains are an ecological and economic asset that deserves greater protection and recognition for its unique features. 10.8.18 The Wildlife […]
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John Davis is executive director of The Rewilding Institute and editor of Rewilding Earth. For Rewilding, he serves as a wildways scout, editor, interviewer, and writer.
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By John Davis, Rewilding Earth editor, Split Rock Wildway steward As with so many wildlife connection efforts around the country, protection of Split Rock Wildway is far from complete. Judging by the teachings of the Wildlands Network, Rewilding Institute, and Keeping Track, for the long-term viability of this vital wildlife corridor, about 15,000 continuous acres […]
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By John Davis, Rewilding Earth editor, Split Rock Wildway steward A mother Black Bear with cubs waking from winter hibernation beneath a snow-covered spruce/fir thicket in the Adirondack Mountains of northern New York may serve her family well by leading her young down and east toward the fertile, equable Champlain Valley, on the west coast […]
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By John Davis, Rewilding Earth editor, Split Rock Wildway steward It takes a community to save a corridor; it takes a movement to save a continental wildway. One of The Rewilding Institute’s focal areas, Split Rock Wildway, in New York’s Adirondack Park, exemplifies how a landscape may regain its Fishers, River Otters, Black Bears, Bobcats, […]
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Professor Tom Rooney is an ecologist, conservation biologist, and advocate for good stewardship of wild places and the wild things that live there. His scientific reputation is built on the management problems and challenges posed by white-tailed deer.
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by Gary Lawless His All-Holiness, Patriarch Bartholomew, releases a kestrel into the wild sky on the Greek island of Spetses. The two kestrels released that day had been rescued and rehabilitated by the Greek organization Animas. One flew north, the other flew south. Zeus released two eagles at opposite ends of the Earth. They met […]
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