What does wildness mean in a world increasingly shaped by people? The Heart of the Wild brings together scientists, humanists, and nature writers to explore why encounters with the natural world matter and how those connections can be sustained.
Edited by Ben A. Minteer and Jonathan B. Losos, the collection considers the cultural, ecological, and technological forces changing our relationship with wild places and species. Its essays examine natural history, nature education, and the responsibilities that come with humanity’s growing environmental influence.
A rewarding selection for conservation readers, environmental studies students, and anyone drawn to reflective nature writing, this book invites careful thought about the future of life alongside us.
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