The Edge
Editors’ note: The following essay is part of a book in progress by wilderness
Exploring a Wilderness Milestone – Gila Hits a Hundred
Conservationists around the country and the world have marked two big, related milestones
The Wilderness Act Is Still Protecting Nature, If We Allow It
NOTE: The following essay from Wilderness Watch’s conservation director, Kevin
Protecting Aldo Leopold’s Great Idea: Help Protect More of the Gila Wilderness
Spring Canyon Project Summary In celebration of the 100th anniversary of the creation
Big Steps Toward Rewilding North America
Wildway Rambles, Spring 2024 On various rambles east and west, and following conversations
The Ethics of Wildlife Conservation
“I beseech you, my brothers, remain faithful to the earth . . .” – Friedrich
New Report Offers Road(less) Map to Continental Wildlands Network
The release of Wildlands in New England (WiNE) in May marks a major advance in efforts
A Tribute to California Wilderness Conservation Hero Jim Eaton
The conservation movement grieves the loss of extraordinary veteran public lands
Northern Rockies Ecosystem Protection Act–A Way To Heal The Landscape
The Northern Rockies Ecosystem Protection Act (NREPA) is bold and visionary legislation
Wilderness and Traditional Indigenous Beliefs: Conflicting or Intersecting Perspectives on the Human-Nature Relationship?
By Roger Kaye, Polly Napiryuk Andrews, and Bernadette Dimientieff, with artwork by