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Rewilding: the Natural History of Wild Boar in Northern Italy
July 17, 2014
Can a landscape be taken “back in time” to a state before agriculture in which natural species of flora and fauna re-emerge spontaneously? This process of “rewilding,” in which animal and plant populations specific to some pre-human past manage themselves through predation and death, has been tried most famously in the unlikely location of the …
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- Nathan Richards’s Film Project on Art and the Biafran War
- Festschrift (commemorative volume) for Emeritus Professor Michael Jones
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