Krill, Law, and the Fragile Loop That Keeps the Ocean Alive
“If the oceans die, we die.” — Captain Paul Watson For most people, Antarctic
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Episode 166: Coral Reef Restoration with Sam Teicher of Coral Vita
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Rewilded Condors Find a Haven in Chilean Patagonia
Cheered on by community groups from throughout the region of Cochrane, Chile, three
An Unlikely but Crucial Return: Guanacos Come Back to El Impenetrable After 110 Years
After local extinction more than a century ago, five guanacos were released in December
Corridors in the Sky: A Call for Aerial Connectivity
The protection of corridors for wildlife movement has been a central tenet of rewilding
Episode 165: Filming the Elusive El Tigre for “Borderlands Jaguar” with Austin Alvarado
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Does Rewilding Need Taking Back?
Must rewilding be “taken back” from forces that corrupt its meaning? A few years
Episode 164: Cuenca Los Ojos – A Rewilding Success Story Still Being Written with Valerie Gordon
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Episode 163: Steve Carver on the Challenges of Implementing Rewilding Goals Across Fragmented Geographic, Cultural, and Political Landscapes
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Preserving Las Californias Corridor: How New Border Wall Construction Can Accommodate Transboundary Wildlife
For centuries, bighorn sheep, mountain lions, mule deer, badgers, and so many others