Posts tagged rewilding
TOM BUTLER on the Complexities of Large-Scale Conservation /218
TOM BUTLER on the Complexities of Large-Scale Conservation /218

Tom Butler shares how the Chacabuco Valley has successfully been rewilded from overgrazed ranching lands to a thriving ecosystem through the utilization of privately protected areas. We explore the differences between restoration and rewilding and the complex world of large-scale land conservation and wildlife restoration.

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Conservation RestorationFor The Wildconservation, wild, Tompkins Conservation, Patagonia, The North Face, rewilding, protected parks, wilderness philanthropy, wildlife philanthropy, ecological system, wildness, land conservation, national parks, protected area, tompkins conservation ibera, Kris Tompkins, Doug Tompkins, wilderness charities, wildlife non profit, national parks of south america, largest national parks in south america, wildlife conservation, Dave Foreman, RewildingComment
GINA RAE LA CERVA on Wild Foods and Our Web of Relations /197
GINA RAE LA CERVA on Wild Foods and Our Web of Relations /197

Gina shares how colonization eradicated many wild foods, the status of wild foods in the global market, and how “feasting wild” not only awakens a central part of our being, but it is also an opportunity for foragers to leade the way in ecological restoration and conservation.

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Colonial Violence, The Cost of Capitalism, Food Sovereignty, Globalization, Conservation RestorationFor The WildGina Rae La Cerva, Santa Fe, NM, Feasting Wild, wild foods, foraging, mushroom foraging, wild mushrooms, the commodification of wild food, biodiversity, Borneo, Democratic Republic of Congo, game meat, bushmeat, wild meat, conservation, women and conservation, Noma, ramps, rewilding, biophilia, green sea turtle, extinction, industrial agriculture, diet, hunter-gathererComment
DeeplyRooted: Declaring Interdependence with MILLA PRINCE /170
DeeplyRooted: Declaring Interdependence with MILLA PRINCE /170

Milla invites us to root ourselves through the very soil, minerals, water and air of our own bodies. Listen in as we shed what is old and give ourselves to the stream of life pulsing through the body of nature.

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Deeply Rooted, Radical Imagination, More Than Human Kin, Plant Intelligence, Deep Ecology, Spirituality TheologyFor The WildDeeply Rooted, manifesto, declare interdependence, poetry, grounding practices, deep ecology, animism, rewilding, plant intelligence, body of nature, nature’s body, seasons, earth, soil, more than human kin, mycelial networks, connection, interdependence, state emergence, embodying earth, regenerative cycles, natural cycles.Comment
JESSE WOLF HARDIN on Rewilding the Self /161
JESSE WOLF HARDIN on Rewilding the Self /161

With great heart and tenderness, Ayana and Wolf explore folk herbalism as a green portal and agent of holistic wellness, the visceral personalities of place, tending unique bioregional cultures and ecologies, unbounding judgement from our mistakes, the potency of gratitude, and discovery within the weedy margins.

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Plant Intelligence, Deep Ecology, Grassroots Herbalism, Conservation RestorationFor The Wildbioregionalism, The Healing Terrain, living ecology, place, Mother Earth, personality of place, eco-tones, animating place, geography of belonging, Gila Wilderness, New Mexico, re-emplacement, rewilding, accountability to place, wildness, rewilding the self, human consciousness, herbalism, folk herbalism, herbs, The Enchanted Healer, botanical medicine, cultivating curiosity, plant healing, green portal, grassroots herbalism, home, edgework, wild spaces, reconnection, direct action, holistic wellness, an ecology of healing, balance, Anima Sanctuary, reciprocity, reawakeningComment
PETER MICHAEL BAUER on the Survival of the Wildest /24
PETER MICHAEL BAUER on the Survival of the Wildest /24

Our very survival in the face of the inevitable collapse of modern civilization, Peter suggests, depends on us remembering ancestral skills and strengthening the native plant populations that sustain us.

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Climate Solutions, Design+Strategy, Transition TransformationFor The Wildrewilding, foraging, fire ecology, revolution, primitive skills, neocolonialism, ancestral skills, native plants, rewild, Portland, earth-based, arts, technologies, culture, resilience, traditions, ecology Comments
MILES OLSON on Making a Life in Wild Places /20
MILES OLSON on Making a Life in Wild Places /20

Miles has spent the past decade deeply immersed in learning and practicing Earth Skills, while foraging, hunting, gardening and gathering for his livelihood. His experiences have given him a unique perspective on rewilding, radical self-reliance, and the impact of civilization on the natural world.

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Transition TransformationFor The Wildrewilding, foraging, earth based skills, hunting, gardening, self reliance, wildness, wildnerness, gathering, civilization Comments
LINDA TUCKER on White Lions in Mythology and Nature /01
LINDA TUCKER on White Lions in Mythology and Nature /01

Linda Tucker, an ecological activist, grew up in South Africa during Apartheid and attended the Universities of Cape Town in South Africa and Cambridge in the United Kingdom. In 2002, she founded the Global White Lion Protection Trust.

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More Than Human Kin, Multispecies JusticeFor The Wildconservation, africa, rewilding, indigeneity, South Africa, Apartheid, ecological activist, wildlife conservation, women in science, women for nature, sacred animal, shamanic tradition, Tsonga, Sepedi, big cats, wildlife, animals, nature, myth, mythos, animal Comments