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Conservation and Development is a detailed overview of the past, present, and future intersections between environmental conservation and economic development.
European Commission Guidelines – Toward a Wilder Continent
Over the last decade the profile of wilderness has risen steadily within the European conservation agenda.
Tracing the Contours of Wilderness in the Chinese Mind
Wilderness has been widely recognized as an important component of the world conservation movement.
Rewilding Britain
There is something very odd about Britain. We have lost most of our large mammals, more than any other medium-sized or large European country except Ireland.
Rewilding in a European Context
Rewilding is a powerful new term in conservation. It combines a sense of passion and feeling for wilder nature with advances in ecological science.
Notes from the Future – Thoughts from Millennials at the 2015 Wilderness Workshop
The most important message from millennial-age wilderness professionals and stewards is a promise that they will uphold the spirit of the Wilderness Act.
Protecting Visitors and the Wilderness with Stewardship Research
Growing up in Pennsylvania, and attending college in Illinois, I had little if any grasp of the concept of wilderness.
A Journey to Wilderness Far from South Korea
My wilderness journey began in December of 2014. I remember the moment that I first saw mention of the ALWRI back in South Korea.
Bicycles in Wilderness Areas?
We all love getting outdoors for a walk or hike. Our families can’t wait to get in the car and head out on a camping trip.
A Wilderness Career Ladder – Repairing the Rungs
Competition for talent is one of the leading challenges facing many of today’s organizations.
Passing the Wilderness Research Leadership Torch – Lucas to Watson
In this issue of IJW, we celebrate the life of Bob Lucas as a well-known wilderness research leader and recreation research pioneer.
Bob Lucas, Pioneering Wilderness Scientist
In 1967, Bob Lucas moved to Missoula, MT, to serve as the first project leader for the new Wilderness Management Research Unit for Forest Service Research.
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