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    • Readings from The Ark, Autumn 2022: 5. Rewilding Dingoes in Southern Australia by Janet Allan

      Readings from The Ark, Autumn 2022: 5. Rewilding Dingoes in Southern Australia by Janet Allan
      Oct 1 2022

      Janet Allan discusses proposals to 'rewild' dingoes in Southern Australia. In a wide-ranging article Janet attacks the ides of dingoes providing a trophic cascade in Victoria, observes that dingoes were themselves in troduced into Australia, and not native sepcies, and that the evidence of them controlling 'pest' species is unfounded.
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      25 min
    • Readings from The Ark, Autumn 2022: 4. Book Review of Karen Armstrong's Sacred Nature by Barbara Gardner

      Readings from The Ark, Autumn 2022: 4. Book Review of Karen Armstrong's Sacred Nature by Barbara Gardner
      Oct 1 2022

      Dr Gerald Taylore reads Barbara Gardner;s review of the book Sacred Nature, Sacred Nature is the most recent work by Karen Armstrong.
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      7 min
    • Readings from The Ark, Autumn 2022: 3. Could Catholic Outrage at Criminals Free Boo the Bear by Kate Fox

      Readings from The Ark, Autumn 2022: 3. Could Catholic Outrage at Criminals Free Boo the Bear by Kate Fox
      Sep 27 2022

      Conservation photojournalist, environmental writer, and founder of Verify Humanity, Kate Fox, describes her work exposing the bile bear trade in Vietnam, the fate of Boo the Bear, and the role the Vietnamese Catholic community could play in ending the trade.
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      16 min
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