In Beloved Beasts, Michelle Nijhuis shows that history can help contextualise and guide modern conservation
Through the eyes and actions of individuals, Beloved Beasts portrays the evolution of the surprisingly young field from a pursuit almost solely of the privileged Western elite to “a movement that is shaped by many people, many places, and many species.”
from http://www.firstpost.com/art-and-culture/in-beloved-beasts-michelle-nijhuis-shows-that-history-can-help-contextualise-and-guide-modern-conservation-9479331.html
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