Rewilding. A Pragmatist Vindication

Ethics, Policy and Environment 22 (3):303-318 (2019)
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The most alive is the wildest (Henry David Thoreau, Walking)Simply put, rewilding seeks to foster the wildness of an area or to return it to a previous state of wilderness1. Although there is no co...

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