NatureEnglish · 27 days ago

Fall of the wild: why pristine wilderness is a human-made myth

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Fall of the wild: why pristine wilderness is a human-made myth

NatureEnglish · 27 days ago

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Even ‘untouched’ natural landscapes bear witness to millennia of human influence, a lyrical book argues — with implications for how we seek to rewild them.

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The wild doesn’t fall, it just changes its skin. Humanity considering itself not a part of it is the human-made myth.
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  Just like the wolves are part of keeping rivers healthy, we all play a part in a larger web. Humans are no different.

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