Titlebook: Keeping the Wild; Against the Domestic George Wuerthner,Eileen Crist,Tom Butler Book 2014Latest edition Foundation for Deep Ecology 2014 An

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Conservation in the Anthropocene reaching a consensus that humans contributed to megafaunal extinctions on at least two continents, North America and Australia;. recognition that formerly intact marine ecosystems have changed enormously;. suggestions that climate has changed sufficiently that no ecosystem is immune from alteration

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The Myth of the Humanized Pre-Columbian Landscaperly sixteenth century was a humanized landscape almost everywhere. Populations were large.”. Arturo Gomez-Pompa and Andrea Kaus echo this assessment: “Scientific findings indicate that virtually every part of the globe, from the boreal forests to the humid tropics, has been inhabited, modified, or m

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The Future of Conservation: An Australian Perspectiveplus some small islands), has a surface area of around 7.7 million square kilometers (roughly 84 percent that of the United States). Biologically, Australia is a megadiverse nation continent, replete with an abundance of unique species, ecosystems, and human cultures. Since the Australian continent

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Expanding Parks, Reducing Human Numbers, and Preserving All the Wild Nature We Can: A Superior Alterortant geochemical force, and perhaps the dominant ecological force on the planet. Moreover, conservationists are advised to . the Anthropocene era, in which humanity not only dominates, but . dominates, the biosphere.

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Why the Working Landscape Isn’t Workingogy. Saying “collateral damage,” for example, sounds more innocuous than announcing civilian deaths of non-combative women, men, and children. “Coercive interrogation,” to provide another example of alternative language, became a convenient phrase for the Bush Administration, when it had stated uneq

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George Wuerthner,Eileen Crist,Tom ButlerA timely and much-needed contribution to the ongoing and passionate debate about the importance of wild places.Includes chapters by luminaries in the fields of ecology and conservation.Edited by the F

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