Wolves are less dangerous than pet dogs and should be reintroduced to Britain, according to a rewilding campaigner. Historically, wolves have been portrayed in Britain as "terrifying creatures" but ...
Local respondents showed a preference for large herbivores, such as elk and bison, but were less enthusiastic about the presence of large carnivores, like wolves. Similarly, local respondents showed ...
Managing federal lands in ways that better support wolf and beaver populations could help re-establish a host of important ecological processes across the West, according to a group of 20 scientists ...
Britain’s landscapes are missing something vital — their predators. Animals like lynx, wolves, and even bears once shaped healthy, self-regulating ecosystems, and their absence has left the land ...
A new paper written by 20 wildlife biologists and ecologists and published in the journal BioScience this month offers a simple, cost-effective solution to many of the problems plaguing the West: ...
Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I write about biodiversity and the hidden quirks of the natural world. This article is more than 2 years old. Colorado recently ...
This passionate debut from nature writer Stacey recounts her experience rewilding a farm in northern Spain. She and her partner, Luke Massey, a photographer, moved to the Asturias region in 2018 with ...
As the Western U.S. again endures record-breaking summer heat and enters our third decade of drought, it's time for us to adopt bold, regionwide solutions that will support climate-resilient ...
An online survey conducted in Germany and Poland shows that large parts of the participants support the return of large carnivores and herbivores, such as wolves and elk, to the Oder Delta region.
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