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As nature without human intervention, wilderness does
not need nature conservation. When an active nature
conservationist raves about wilderness, he must be
aware that he is pulling the rug from under his own feet
because for nature conservationists, wilderness means
simply doing nothing. Anyone who wants wilderness in
his garden fires his gardener. In many respects, nature
conservation is the opposite of wilderness. In many
cases, nature conservation requires the protection of a
particular state of nature in an area (usually temporary
and influenced by humans); but protection from the
threat of a different, ‘other nature’. This ‘other nature’
would gain a foothold in the area in question if man did
not protect it from the ‘other nature’. In extreme cases,
nature conservation means the protection of the nature
which dominates in one particular area against the
penetration and domination of the wilderness.


① Who Is Responsible for Nature Conservation?
② Is Nature Conservation the Same as Wilderness?
③ Conserving Nature Through Keeping Wilderness
④ The Wisdom of Wilderness: Experiencing the Power of
Nature
⑤ Rebuilding the Natural World: A Shift in Ecological
Restoration