Interesting review of an intriguing book.The issue of reintroducing wild animals, predators, to areas dominated by man won't go away. In Scotland there are still rumblings about bringing back wolves.In most cases - well certainly in the case of wolves in the Highlands - I can see more problems than benefits.But you can't argue against the destruction of wild habitat on the one hand and campaign against rewilding on the other.
Monday, 25 January 2010
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/01/22/books/22book.html?ref=books
Interesting review of an intriguing book.The issue of reintroducing wild animals, predators, to areas dominated by man won't go away. In Scotland there are still rumblings about bringing back wolves.In most cases - well certainly in the case of wolves in the Highlands - I can see more problems than benefits.But you can't argue against the destruction of wild habitat on the one hand and campaign against rewilding on the other.
Interesting review of an intriguing book.The issue of reintroducing wild animals, predators, to areas dominated by man won't go away. In Scotland there are still rumblings about bringing back wolves.In most cases - well certainly in the case of wolves in the Highlands - I can see more problems than benefits.But you can't argue against the destruction of wild habitat on the one hand and campaign against rewilding on the other.
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