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Dave Foreman | Founder of The Rewilding Institute In 1992 Dave Foreman coined the term ‘rewilding’. Rewilding has since spread worldwide as a meme, and has come to mean different things to different people and groups. For Foreman, rewilding means wilderness and apex carnivore recovery; and indeed, it has inspired and guided wilderness and biodiversity protection and restoration efforts around the world.
Foreword: Turning Debate Into Dialogue by David Levine, Founder and Director, The Learning Alliance This small but important book grows out of “The Great Debate.” That’s what — for months in advance — many environmental activists around the country called the first public meeting between social ecology theorist Murray Bookchin and deep ecology activist Dave Foreman.
Let’s leave some room for everybody else. Photo: Robin PittmanMore of our kind means fewer wild things. A stabilized human population means hope for wild things. A shrinking human population means a better world for wild things — and for men and women and children. It’s that straightforward. The human population grew more in the last 40 years than in the previous 3 million. The population bomb has blown up — but the shrapnel hasn’t yet hit us hard. What it has hit hard are wild things.
This book is dedicated to: Edward Abbey 1927–1989 John Zaelit (Mr. Goodwrench) 1954–1986 Bill Turk (The Mad Engineer) 1953–1992 Wilderness needs no defense, only more defenders Introduction to the Third Edition Ecodefense is a historical artifact. It be argued that it is the most controversial environmental book ever published; more importantly, though, it is a key exhibit in the legal history of freedom of the press in the United States.
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