📢 New in Biological Conservation
The paper presenting sRedList (sredlist.eu) is now online! sRedList will assist IUCN Red List assessors to conduct more comprehensive and standardized species assessments, ultimately helping to keep the Red List up-to-date

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Very interesting. The conclusions resonate with findings from a Delphi study at rewilding sites.
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Thanks! That explains having so many followers before posting one single word. Amazing :-D

I wrote about the need for a pragmatic use of rewilding a while ago: conbio.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10....

I guess you refer to the very specific case of bison in Iberian Peninsula. I don't think that calling it a 'harmful invasive species' resolves the debate -I doubt such an argument can be sustained. A different discussion is if the action is justified from a conservation / restoration perspectives

There are different perspectives on what should be the goals of rewilding. A focus on degraded ecological processes and restoring ecological complexity is key (the bison paper does not pay sufficient attention to such discussion). royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/...