The Case for Rewilding Public Lands and Why It Matters for Conservation Efforts Rewilding is a conservation approach that has gained momentum worldwide, but its significance and implications are not yet fully understood in the United States.
This article provides an introduction to rewilding, discusses its historical context, highlights its benefits, and explores how it can be implemented on public lands.
Understanding Rewilding: What It Means and Why It Matters Rewilding is often misunderstood as a synonym for letting nature take its course or abandoning conservation efforts altogether.