Rewilding

Ann Love teamed up with her sister Jane Drake and, together, they have published over thirty books for kids. Their works have an environmental focus based on a shared upbringing and travels, especially in the remoter parts of Canada.

• Section 11.What is Rewilding?2.Back to the Wild3.Core, Corridors, and Keystone SpeciesSection 24.Reintroducing Keystone Species: Wild Again5.A Second Chance for Trumpeter Swans: A Classic Success Story 6.The Prairie Dog: Underdog or Wonder Dog?7.The American Eel: Hatch Me If You Can8.Marmots and Condors: Homeless Zoos: Keepers of Endangered Species10. Zoo Tigers: Back to the Wild Section 311. Core Space for Keystone Species12. Wolf Country Again: Yellowstone National Park13. Namibia: Conservation at Its Core14. Europe: The Green Heart 15. The Newfoundland Cod Fishery: Come and Gone16. Core Values: A Wild Ride in the NetherlandsSection 417. Corridors Linking Cores: Natural Connections 18. Wildlife Corridors in Banff National Park19. Australia: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle … Rewild? 20. Butterfly Corridors: From Canada to Mexico21. Jaguar Ground-Truthing: Corridors in Costa Rica 22. Panda Bear: Bamboo or BustSection 523. Rewilding the Human World 24. Every Little Space Counts25. Smoke in High Park – and Flames! 26. High Line: The Sky’s the Limit27. Wild Boars: Sharing Space in Berlin28. Peregrine Falcons: From the Brink to the Ledge29. Wild to Rewild: The Leopards of Mumbai30. Restoring Night Herons to Bermuda31. From Mine to Meadow and More 32. Danger Zones: Nature’s ComebackSection 633. Future Rewilding: The Possible and the Impossible 34. Big Space, Big Time35. De-extinction 36. Rewilding for a Better World37. Glossary and Index