In Emergent, Miriam McDonald explores the relationships that bind our
world together. It is by reintegrating lost species with historic ranges
that rewilding reignites the miraculous dance of life across landscapes.
It is through reforming severed relationships that regenerative farmers
build soil, produce nutrient-dense food and foster a renewed sense of
kinship and community. And it is by reweaving our lives with those of
the wild that we can restore our earth and ourselves. Regenerative
agriculture and rewilding grow from the same root but appear as separate
entities to our unaccustomed eyes, divided by how we view ourselves
within, or banish ourselves from, the land. Emergent delves into this
divide to explore the fascinating story of our exclusion from the wild
and the scientific discovery of our interdependence with it. Above all,
Emergent gives us a reason to be hopeful. To embrace all that humanity
is, and can be, as an amazingly beneficial force in a complex and
connected world.