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...Matthew A. Axtell © 2009 the minnesota review 2009 Works Cited Bean Michael Rowland Melanie . The Evolution of National Wildlife Law . 3rd ed. Westport : Praeger , 1997 . Benson Etienne . “ The Wired Wilderness: Electronic Surveillance and Environmental Values...

... Claude . Totemism . Trans. Needham Rodney . Boston : Beacon P , 1962 . Lippit Akira Mizuta . Electric Animal: Toward a Rhetoric of Wildlife . Minneapolis : U of Minnesota P , 2000 . Ritvo Harriet . The Animal Estate: The English and Other Creatures in the Victorian Age...

... with the aptly named practice of wildlife management. minnesota review 96 (2021) DOI 10.1215/00265667-8851520 © 2021 Virginia Tech 56 Grebowicz 57 Surprisingly at least to me the megafauna have adapted the best. While small animals (birds and voles) and insects show signs of mutations associated...

... veneer, mid-drift into pop psychology and a drag of wildlife slag. There ought to be laws against penalty. Body clerestory, tiny industry. I fume with the best of them. Whole cities rise up from sewer, electric mucus. Men brooming the animals, returning lunch trays, tossing...

...://www.urbanhonking.com/pica/2008/09/fritz_haegs_animal_estates.html >. Accessed 7 May 2009 . Louv Richard . Last Child in the Woods: Saving Our Children from Nature-Deficit Disorder . New York : Algonquin , 2008 . Mittelbach Margaret Crewdson Michael . Wild New York: A Guide to the Wildlife...

... continuous scientific study of free-ranging animals. Honored in 2002 as a UN Messenger of Peace, in part for leading international efforts in wildlife conservation and education, she has become the foremost global celebrity animal person. While Goodall’s morphs from girl-explorer to mother...

... the citizenship. I ve said so often that I m hoarse with it: Kenya is cities, towns, as well as wilderness. See us. Kenya is people, humanity. Not just wildlife. See us. What we talk about when we talk about freedom is the right to be seen. To be visible and to be normative. Visible while safe. Visible while...

..., parts of which seem leveled by human activity and others giving rise to dense, lush, and entangled vegetation (Figure 3). Nguyen points out that both Village de l’Est and Lagoon Maxent are very close to the twenty-thousand-acre Bayou Sauvage National Wildlife Refuge. A mere fifteen minutes away...

... woodlands. My palms grazed the tips of the tallest spruces and Douglas firs. Hoffman 15 Provided wildlife sanctuary. Hundreds of sandpipers and godwits and warblers landed on my shoulder. My scalp transformed into a feathered hat. They roosted on the ridge of my ear, built nests inside, and I witnessed...

... animals are classified as Oedipal organisms, they are dismissed by Deleuze and Guattari as unhelpful to their project—and so the discourse of becoming- animal is incapacitated to offer any guidance as regards companion or working creatures. Because wildlife is idolized by them in murky imagery...

..., exploring the crossovers between art and environment, nudist events, the conservation of marine wildlife, and ocean protection. Exposed applies a magnifying kaleidoscope to the expression of transcor- poreality, providing different perspectives for research into the environ- ment. Alaimo’s work...

....” The mindset of learning from (rather than about) other species is utterly inimical to settler colonialism and capitalist consumerism, where “livestock” is “factory farmed,” pets are habitually disciplined and neglected, wildlife is cast out, and extinctions accelerate. How to shift from using and exploiting...

... mammals such as lemmings, ground squirrels, and hares. Recent wildlife surveys suggest that the species is becoming more creative in satisfying its basic needs of food and shelter. Tonight, I picked up a girl at the bar. Her name is Veronica and she teaches blind kids. Blue ribbons, dark...