Articles
Psychology and Wilderness Manager Education
Every summer, wilderness rangers, resource specialists, trail crew workers, firefighters, and river rangers work on details of wilderness management.
Book Reviews
Europe is a culturally diverse continent with a long and complex history. In many countries the term wilderness is not explicitly used.
Wilderness at an International Scale – Management Guidelines for IUCN Category 1b Protected Areas
It is vital to protect our remaining wild spaces and foster a healthy relationship between culture and nature.
Boulderers’ Attitudes and Beliefs – Regarding Leave No Trace in Rocky Mountain National Park
Bouldering is associated with climbing on small rock formations that are short enough in height that ropes and other climbing equipment are not used.
The Aldo Leopold Wilderness Research Institute as a Historic Resource
This interagency vision for the future of the US National Wilderness Preservation System contains 3 basic themes: Protect, Connect, and Lead.
2020 Vision Implementation Plan – As Interagency Wilderness Stewardship Priorities Nears Completion
This interagency vision for the future of the US National Wilderness Preservation System contains 3 basic themes: Protect, Connect, and Lead.
Technology in Wilderness
Just as technology has had an incredible impact on contemporary society, so too have technological innovations had significant impacts on wilderness.
A Tribute to John C. Hendee
Dr. John C. Hendee, cofounder of the IJW in 1995 and longtime IJW editor and wilderness champion, died on June 16, 2016, in San Rafael, CA.
Does Wilderness Need a Celebrity… or Just More Defenders?
One of my favorite quotes by Edward Abbey is “wilderness needs no defense. Only more defenders.”
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