Wilderness Walking: The Strategy (Part 2)
If I am correct that we must (aesthetically) walk in (real) wilderness to reach utopia
The Four Taboos of Environmental Education
There was a lot to be distressed about in 2019, but for me the news that upset me
Wilderness Walking: The Theory (Part 1)
ABSTRACT: We must protect at least half the Earth as wild for the sake of biodiversity
Homo Ecophagus: A Deep Diagnosis to Save the Earth
Homo Ecophagus by Warren M. Hern is a wide-ranging look at the major problems for
We Lied to You
By Brad Meiklejohn Editors’ note: To promote Brad Meiklejohn’s courageous and
Progress on Population? A Lot But Not Nearly Enough
By Leon Kolankiewicz The Population Bomb Detonates and (Some) Ecologists Sound
Rewilding in the Media #2
Editors’ note: Fortunately, rewilding projects and ideas are in the news more
Conservation Was Easier Back Then
By Karen I. Shragg Featured Image: Eloise Butler as a young woman, ca 1890s. (c)
Michael Soulé’s Unpublished Thoughts on Sin and the Human Condition.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