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Invasive species as a metaphor for colonization

Invasive species as a metaphor for colonization

In this excerpt from her book Fresh Banana Leaves, Indigenous scientist and author Jessica Hernandez explores how restoration work in the Americas must include building relationships with the lands' original inhabitants.

A yellow and silver sign with an arrow pointed up screwed to the trunk of a large tree

Rewilding isn’t about recreating the past. It’s about shaping a better future

The ecology of the past is useful inspiration, but it shouldn’t be a blueprint for restoration. Here’s what to focus on instead.

A man wearing a bright yellow plaid shirt sits on a log over a river and looks behind him toward the forest.

Q&A with Emma Marris: "I’m really ready to leave this wilderness worshipping behind"

The author of new book Wild Souls shares her thoughts on what we owe our non-human neighbours on this planet, what rewilding really means and why everyone needs to become a bit of an activist.