Making Nature Whole: A History of Ecological Restoration (Science Practice Ecological Restoration)
by William R. Jordan Iii, George M. Lubick Ph.D., George M. Lubick
Making Nature Whole offers a historical and conceptual look at ecological restoration, connecting scientific understanding with practical efforts to repair damaged environments. It is a thoughtful resource for readers exploring ecology, conservation, environmental history, and the evolving ways people define and pursue a healthier relationship with nature.
About This Book
Making Nature Whole examines ecological restoration as both a scientific field and a practical endeavor.
The book presents a historical perspective on efforts to repair and renew damaged natural environments.
It considers how restoration shapes ideas about nature, human responsibility, and environmental practice.
Suitable for readers interested in ecology, environmental history, and the relationship between science and conservation.
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