The traditional approach to conservation demands segregation—a boundary dividing man and wild. Conservationists identify endangered species’ core habitats and try to fence them off from human contamination—from guns, cornfields, or shopping malls. In many cases, this strategy has worked: protected areas have been important to species and ecosystem survival around the world. But it is […]
Author Archives: Tess Croner
Tess Croner graduated with honors from Washington University in St. Louis with a B.A. in environmental studies and a minor in anthropology in 2009. She also spent half a year studying at the University of Auckland in New Zealand. She is an editor with Solutions.
