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Author: George Wuerthner

George Wuerthner is an ecologist, avid outdoor recreationist and prolific writer who has published 38 books on various topics related to environmental and natural history. He has visited over 400 designated wilderness areas and over 200 national park units. He divides his time between Bend, Oregon and Greater Yellowstone. You can find many of Wuerthner’s essays at The Wildlife News (www.thewildlifenews.com).
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George Wuerthner

How The Yellowstone Idea Still Reaches Around The World

Tompkins Conservation ignites a movement for re-wilding in South America using Greater Yellowstone as a powerful reference point

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George Wuerthner May 12, 2024

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