Greg Gordon
@aldoleopold.bsky.social
Environmental studies professor, environmental historian, writer, wilderness explorer, grumpy old man. https://rewildingurbanrivers.com/
Given the lack of any substantive evidence, no.
February 11, 2025 at 11:09 AM
Given the lack of any substantive evidence, no.
While this approach has potential, it's contrary to everything I've observed in Africa w. Fortress conservation, despite it's social faults, remains the best way to protect wildlife. Simply put, livestock out compete wildlife for forage.
January 14, 2025 at 4:18 PM
While this approach has potential, it's contrary to everything I've observed in Africa w. Fortress conservation, despite it's social faults, remains the best way to protect wildlife. Simply put, livestock out compete wildlife for forage.
Nice work! It might be worth mentioning at some point the sordid history of the founding of the Montana Historical Society in 1858 to cover up the vigilante crimes. Also should the caption refer to grange?
December 31, 2024 at 2:55 PM
Nice work! It might be worth mentioning at some point the sordid history of the founding of the Montana Historical Society in 1858 to cover up the vigilante crimes. Also should the caption refer to grange?