The problem of reintroducing near-extinct species to nations which have been affected by battle provides complexity to Millie Kerr’s rewilding story
Life
3 August 2022
By Jack Ashby
Again from the brink: kākāpōs Liu Yang/Getty Photos
Millie Kerr
Bloomsbury Sigma
REWILDING is such a popular topic – there’s a regular stream of books about returning habitats to a extra “pure” model of themselves – that it might virtually develop into a separate literary style. However Millie Kerr’s Wilder: How rewilding is reworking conservation and altering the world stands aside from the pack.
Reasonably than following the end result of returning wolves to Yellowstone Nationwide Park within the US, herbivores to Dutch marshes or beavers to British waterways, Kerr (a lawyer-cum-journalist) …
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