Cross MatchingExercise 35 of 46

Rewilding represents perhaps the most ambitious and intellectually coherent response to the biodiversity crisis that the conservation movement has yet produced. Rather than managing nature in perpetuity - the approach that has defined conservation for over a century - rewilding trusts in the capacity of ecosystems to…

• Which ecologist shares Ecologist A's concern about the failure to adequately address the impact of rewilding on the livelihoods of those living in affected rural areas?
• Which ecologist has a different opinion from the others regarding whether the reintroduction of species that have disappeared from an ecosystem constitutes sound ecological practice?