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Jonathan Ratner

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After “Hell Is Here”: What Honesty Reveals Next

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By Jonathan Ratner Verified
| The Wildlife News
5 When I wrote Hell Is Here, I meant every word. I still do. Nothing in the months since has softened that conclusion. If anything, the pattern has become clearer, not less. But there is a risk that comes with clarity. When a truth finally breaks through—when something we’ve avoided becomes undeniable—the mind looks for a place to anchor it. Something to point to. Something to name as the cause. Overpopulation becomes that anchor. And it’s not wrong. But it’s not the whole structure either.
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What comes next for Point Reyes National Seashore? The case for reintroductions.

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By Jonathan Ratner Verified
| The Wildlife News
3 by Alexis Evripidou We are currently going through what many scientists believe to be the sixth mass extinction of our planet. Driven by human activity, we are losing species at an alarming rate. Further exacerbating the issue is a wave of anti-environmental and anti-scientific legislation including the defunding of our National Parks. One way scientists and environmentalists try to combat these issues are through habitat restorations.
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Public lands need less extraction and more rewilding

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By Jonathan Ratner Verified
| The Wildlife News
2 by Adam Bronstein, High Country News March 24, 2026 For decades, public-land management in the Western U.S. has been dictated by the multiple-use framework, a well-intentioned but ultimately unsuccessful model that has left our wild ecosystems industrialized and biodiversity in steep decline. Proponents of the recently launched “Ground Shift” initiative and its cadre of “new” thinkers suggest that these systems are merely “showing their age” and are worth amending.
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