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Rewilding : the radical new science of ecological recovery  Cover Image Book Book

Rewilding : the radical new science of ecological recovery / Paul Jepson, Cain Blythe.

Jepson, Paul, (author.). Blythe, Cain, (author.).

Summary:

"Rewilding reveals the ways in which ecologists are restoring the lost interactions between animals, plants, and natural disturbances that are the essence of thriving ecosystems. It looks into a past in which industrialization and globalization have downgraded our grasslands; at present projects restoring plants and animals to their natural, untamed state; and into the future, with ten predictions for a rewilded planet. This illustrated edition combines beautiful natural history images with infographic flow-charts depicting the 'trophic cascades' of biodiverse ecosystems, to explore a brave new world repopulated with wild horses and cattle, beavers, rhinos, and wolves"-- Provided by publisher.

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  • ISBN: 9780262046763
  • Physical Description: 223 pages 24 cm
  • Edition: The illustrated edition.
  • Publisher: Cambridge : The MIT Press, 2021.

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De Soto Public Library 639.97 Jep (Text) 33858000015888 Adult Non-Fiction Checked out 04/17/2024

Summary: "Rewilding reveals the ways in which ecologists are restoring the lost interactions between animals, plants, and natural disturbances that are the essence of thriving ecosystems. It looks into a past in which industrialization and globalization have downgraded our grasslands; at present projects restoring plants and animals to their natural, untamed state; and into the future, with ten predictions for a rewilded planet. This illustrated edition combines beautiful natural history images with infographic flow-charts depicting the 'trophic cascades' of biodiverse ecosystems, to explore a brave new world repopulated with wild horses and cattle, beavers, rhinos, and wolves"--

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