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Volume 30, Number 2: October 2024
In this issue of IJW, Pablo Garrido suggests the necessary prerequisites for rewilding. Jesse Engebretson and Courtney Larson discuss the benefits and tradeoffs of eDNA in wilderness management. Will Rice introduces the Western Wildlands digital archive. And Alexandra Locquet and Stéphane Héritier continue our “Wilderness Babel” series with the impossibility of translating “wilderness” into French and describing when ecological meaning fails to express cultural complexity.
Volume 30, Number 1: April 2024
In this issue of IJW, Paul Keeling shares thoughts on the trouble with virtual wilderness. Will Rice and Chris Armatas examine visitor perspectives on dams in wilderness. Tangy Ekasi-Otu discusses the power of managers as collaborative hosts. Caleb Meyer and others investigate opportunities for solitude or unconfined recreation on the Colorado Plateau. And Martin Hawes and Grant Dixon continue our “Wilderness Babel” series with perceptions of wilderness in Australia.