Island Press Staff Picks - Tibet Wild
By Rebecca Bright / On October 22nd, 2013
Today's pick, Tibet Wild, is from our Editorial Assistant, Rebecca Bright.
#ForewordFriday: Get Connected Edition
By Admin / On June 28th, 2013
If you think you understand wildlife, imagine trekking 7,600 miles in a panther’s footprints. John Davis did while spending 10 months hiking, biking, and paddling from the tip of Florida to Quebec, to better understand what it would take to establish an eastern wildlife corridor or “Wildway™”—a connected network of protected lands, minimal roads and development, and wildlife crossings where roads can be safely traversed by wildlife.
Confessions of an Ecoporn Addict
By Charles C. Chester / On June 26th, 2013
I’m on a site tour, standing with a group of dedicated conservation advocates in a field just outside of Troy, Montana. It’s a truly unimpressive place. A nondescript forested ridge lies in the far distance, a couple of well-kept houses and not-so-well-kept shacks are strewn about in the near distance, I look down to see some nondescript scrub under our feet—and then there’s the rural highway behind me.