Tag: conservation

  • Thou Shalt Not Kill a Living Thing

    Thou Shalt Not Kill a Living Thing

    By: Dare Euler, RNJCC Strategic Advisor My journey into rewilding began as a child living in Stockbridge, Massachusetts.  Always preferring the outdoors, this rural area of Interlaken had it all. Woods, fields, lake, beaver ponds, mountain. I was the nerdy kid who had collections of the natural world around me. Rocks identified and classified. Insects…

  • Beyond the Backyard: My Journey into Rewilding and the Deep Connection with Nature

    Beyond the Backyard: My Journey into Rewilding and the Deep Connection with Nature

    By: Jonathan Kocsis, Lead Intern While I have just entered the world of rewilding, I have learned that it’s more than just planting trees or growing your food. It’s about changing how we see nature and our place within it; we are not separate from nature but a vital part of it. From the air…

  • The Road to Rewilding

    The Road to Rewilding

    By: Francesca Mundrick, Founder & CEO I have always had an interdisciplinary, systematic mind suited for the social sciences. Navigating the early days in my undergraduate career, I eventually found Geography, a discipline of physical, human, spatial, and environmental study points- as interdisciplinary and systematic as it gets. A life spent studying Geography has led…

  • The Why: Founding Rewild NJ

    The Why: Founding Rewild NJ

    By: Francesca Mundrick, Founder & CEO In our modern world we experience unrelenting influence from change, globalization, and technology. It sometimes feels like we have no control at all. We have built a comfortable, convenient, safe world over time- but what have we lost in the process? We are being robbed of our sovereignty, and…

  • Meet the Founder

    Meet the Founder

    By: Francesca Mundrick, Founder & CEO Hello! My name is Fran and I am the Founder of Rewild New Jersey Community Cooperative. Welcome to Rewild New Jersey! I am so excited to finally be sharing the wonderful world of rewilding with all of the citizens of the Garden State. I consider myself to be a…