Chile Accepts Donation Toward a New National Park at the End of the Continent
President Gabriel Boric has met with Kristine Tompkins to move forward with a proposed
Healing Nature’s Wounds: Tongass Edition
The largest of Earth’s temperate rainforests, the Tongass National Forest, of SE
Conservation Easement May Kill Alaska’s Proposed Pebble Mine
In December, the Pedro Bay Native Corporation (PBC) in Alaska placed 44,000 acres
At the Tip of the Americas, A Rare Global Climate Win
In Argentina, legislators of Tierra del Fuego Province have passed a law to permanently
A Greater Yellowstone National Park Proposal
Yellowstone National Park was established 150 years ago in 1872. The park’s creation
Northern Rockies Ecosystem Protection Act–A Way To Heal The Landscape
The Northern Rockies Ecosystem Protection Act (NREPA) is bold and visionary legislation
Must Environmental Leaders Conform? Or Dare We Actually Lead?
By Joseph Scalia III, Psya.D. I deeply lament that I was President of Montana Wilderness
An Urgent Call to Protect South America’s Largest Peat Reserve
In early 2022, the legislature of Tierra del Fuego is slated to vote on a proposal
Protecting the Kaibab Plateau Ancient Forest and Larger Grand Staircase Wildlife Corridor: Refuge for an Endemic Squirrel and Other Imperiled Wildlife
Editors’ note: When Kim Crumbo disappeared – a loss to Rewilding as hard to
Rewilding in the Media #5
Editors’ note: Fortunately, rewilding projects and ideas are in the news more