The authors note although the collective response in believing that native species are inherently good, and non-native species must be removed to protect the integrity of a system, in many parts of the world humans and natural systems are linked and pristine landscapes are often in fact a mirage.
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Where biology and philosophy meet: Paper published on the “political language” of restoration ecology
The authors note although the collective response in believing that native species are inherently good, and non-native species must be removed to protect the integrity of a system, in many parts of the world humans and natural systems are linked and pristine landscapes are often in fact a mirage.