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The Primacy of Wilderness: Reimagining the Relationship Between Nature and Civilization
Part II: Vision and Historical Transformation
Part I has sought to answer the question, What is the reality we must recognize?,
Part II asks a different but equally important question: How do we inspire humanity to move toward...
The Primacy of Wilderness: Reimagining the Relationship Between Nature and Civilization
Part I: Ontology and the Primacy of Wilderness
1. The Ecological Crisis as an Ontological Crisis
Conservation biology, environmental ethics, aesthetic theory, political philosophy, and ecological public policy represent some of th...
Standing Up to Timber Bullies
by Sam Hitt, President Santa Fe Forest Coalition
Rare white pines in the Southwest are under siege. In addition to threats from a deadly disease and the rapidly warming climate, they are being cut down by the U.S. Forest Service under...
The Record is Clear: The Wilderness Society, Greater Yellowstone Coalition, and Montana Wilderness Association have Consistently Undermined the Roadless Rule
The Wilderness Society, the Greater Yellowstone Coalition, and the Montana Wilderness Association, now rebranded “Wild Montana,” all claim they support the Roadless Rule and have been asking people for donations to oppose efforts to repeal...
No Right Way To Do The Wrong Thing—Agriculture In the Desert Harms The Deschutes River
This week, Central Oregon Land Watch (COLW) sent out a message to its supporters detailing the inefficiency of current irrigation water allotments in the Deschutes Basin. However, COLW puts Ag survival and economic viability ahead of the ri...
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