State of the wild: a global portrait

By the numbers: Wildlife conservation in a time of war

Foreword: Conservation and the global economic recession

Introduction: Future states of the wild

PART I: State of the Wild: State of the wild: wounded wilderness

Global conservation and news highlights: Africa; Asia; Australia, New Zealand, and the Pacific Islands; Central and South America; Europe; North America; Oceans

Discoveries

The rarest of the rare: Some of the world's most endangered animals

Rarest ecosystems

Emerging diseases and conservation

An update on One World-One Health

Champions of the wild

PART II: Focus on the Wild: Wildlife conservation in a time of war

Conservation amid war

Conservation and governance: Lessons from the reconstruction effort in Afghanistan

Marine life in times of conflict

Who owns the wild? Civil conflict in Africa

Parks as peace makers: The Peru-Ecuador Divide

PART III: Emerging issues in the wild:

Conservaiton of Wildlife

Vanishing Asian turtles

What future for forest elephants?

Restoration of the Guanaco, icon of Patagonia

Changing flyways: Migratory birds in a warming world

Conservation of Wild Places:

The boreal forest: Trouble in Canada's great wilderness

Inspiring ocean conservation

The wild and the city

Life waters: Wetlands and climate change

Conservation controversy: Can paying for ecosystem services save biodiversity?

The Art and Practice of Conservation:

Faith, hope, and conservation

Canine detection teams and conservation

Agriculture and wildlife in Europe

The dilemma of confiscated wildlife

The evolving practice of conservation in Rwanda

Final thoughts: Safe havens for wildlife and people in contested Holy Lands.