rewilding

The Power of Being Lost in the Wilderness

Hannah Owen Bulgaria, city dwelling, Eastern Europe, Emily Dickinson, Europe, Feral, George Monbiot, lake, lakes, mountains, nature, on the spot, rewild, rewilding, Seven Rila, Sofia, train, William Wordsworth

Hannah Owen discusses the power of being lost in the wilderness: it enlivens your senses and puts your skills to the test.

EarthTalk

Artificial Cloning: Unnatural & Inhumane, or the Savior of Endangered Species?

Doug Moss and Roddy Scheer animal right, animal welfare, artificial, clone, cloned, clones, cloning, de-extinction, deextinction, DNA, Dolly, endangered species, extinct, extinction, inhumane, Institute for Conservation Research, rewild, rewilding, San Diego Zoo, sheep, wildlife, zoo

Some environmentalists consider artificial cloning unnatural & inhumane, but others see it as an essential tool to help save growing numbers of endangered species during the sixth great extinction crisis in the history of the planet….

Wild & Wooly

Rewilding the UK

Roddy Scheer conservation biology, rewilding, wildlife

Do we only love wildlife when it’s compartmentalized in reserves, or on our TV screens? How much do we want deer eating our herbaceous borders? Do we really want bats in our belfries? If we find these relatively benign species difficult to live alongside, could we really live alongside wolves and lynx? A thousand people took […]