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OP-ED | Reestablishing Our Partnership with Nature
First, let me start by saying that it is important to remember that human civilization is not the center of […]
A Colossal Mission: A Case for De-Extinction
New technological advancements make de-extinction possible – but should we do it? What if the rewilding of critical extinct species, […]
Rewilding: Case Reports and Lessons for the 21st Century
Rewilding has emerged as a global movement to restore ecosystems, a core pillar of which is the reintroduction of species […]
How De-Extinction Works: Methods, Examples and Step-by-Step Process
Some of the most brilliant scientists and forward-thinking people on the planet see a new way forward: bringing back extinct […]
The Rise and Fall of the World’s Megafauna
Megafaunal hegemony and subsequent decline through prehistoric times For hundreds of millions of years, including through multiple glacial–interglacial transitions, megafauna […]
What Is Disruptive Conservation?
Species and ecosystems are being lost due to human causation. Reversing the degradation of ecosystems is possible through disruptive conservation. […]
CRISPR and The Woolly Mammoth – A 21st Century Genetic Renaissance
Over 99% of the 4 billion species that have ever lived are now extinct in part from human activity (1), […]
Untamed: Rewilding the Arctic to Curb Climate Change
The Arctic – a crucial cold cap Gilded in a vast, fragmented cover of reflective ice encircling the Arctic ocean, […]
