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In the April 2014 issue of the International Journal of Wilderness, we hear from many fantastic authors on the topics of Writing People Back into Nature, a Vision for a Wilder Europe, Thinking Wild, the International League of Conservation Writers, and more!
TABLE of CONTENTS
FEATURES
EDITORIAL PERSPECTIVES A Time and Place for Wilderness Resurgence BY ROBERT DVORAK
SOUL OF THE WILDERNESS Think Wild! Principles of Wilderness Philosophy BY LADISLAV MIKO
STEWARDSHIP
Nondegradation and the Wilderness Concept; Interpreting the Wilderness Act BY DOUG SCOTT
Writing People Back into Wilderness BY DANIEL L. DUSTIN
Can Untrammeled Wilderness Endure? BY KEVIN HOOD
SCIENCE and RESEARCH
Perspectives from the Aldo Leopold Wilderness Research Institute
Identifying Issues and Challenges for Management of the National Wilderness Preservation System: The Wilderness Manager Survey BY ALAN WATSON
EDUCATION and COMMUNICATION
The International League of Conservation Writers BY BOB BARON and PATTY MAHER
Wilderness Foundation’s Social Intervention Program: Developing Positive Interventions for Social and Environmental Sustainability in South Africa BY PINKY KONDLO
INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES
A Vision for a Wilder Europe BY MAGNUS SYLVEN, VANCE MARTIN and CHRISTOF SCHENCK
Return of the Paleolithic Diet: Large Herbivores of Atapuerca Make a Comeback BY BENIGNO VARILLAS
WILDERNESS DIGEST
Announcements
Book Reviews
The Last Wilderness: Alaska’s Rugged Coast BY MICHAEL McBRIDE, REVIEWED BY JOHN & MARILYN HENDEE
Feral: Rewilding the Land, the Sea, and Human Life BY GEORGE MONBIOT, REVIEWED BY JOHN SHULTIS