The Case for Rewilding Public Lands The concept of rewilding has gained traction in recent years as a potential solution to the ecological degradation of public lands.
At its core, rewilding is about restoring natural processes and allowing ecosystems to self regulate without human intervention. This approach has a rich history and a compelling philosophy that warrants exploration.
History and Philosophy of Rewilding Rewilding originated in the 1980s when Dutch conservationists began advocating for a more hands off approach to nature management.