There is no better book in our time on the conservation of the natural world. Conservation in the Anthropocene describes and analyzes the history of conservation and identifies what changes must take place in the strategies, goals, and practices of conservation in order to succeed in the Anthropocene. A scientifically informed and well written guide to what we must do to care for our home planet. Dr. Steven Bouma-Prediger , Ph.D, Professor of Religion, Hope College, Michigan (USA), Author of Earthkeeping and Character In a world where humanity's footprint is inescapable, Conservation in the Anthropocene: Reshaping Interaction with Nature gives a strong, invigorating viewpoint on how should we rethink our relationship with nature. It is a very well-timed investigation of issues and thought-provoking exploration of humanity's evolving relationship with the natural world. Dr.

Fred Van Dyke skillfully weaves together science, ethics, and policy to present a compelling vision for conservation in the 21st century. This book not only challenges conventional approaches but offers a promising and sensible roadmap for future generations. Essential reading for anyone who cares about the fate of our planet and committed to reimagining our interaction with nature. - Bidhan Das , Ph.D., Rajshahi University and V.C., North Bengal International University.

This eloquent book is a wise and urgent appeal to expand conservation efforts as we move into the Anthropocene. Integrating past and recent lessons learned with timeless Indigenous wisdom, Van Dyke ensures that readers will emerge better informed and more deeply inspired to live carefully and work skillfully to protect the beauty and diversity of life on earth. - David Warners , Professor of Biology and Director of Plaster Creek Stewards, Calvin University, Michigan (USA). Van Dyke provides an accessible and holistic overview of the current and future scope of conservation biology. He blends scholarly study and a lifetime of leadership and teaching experience to challenge readers to reshape conservation values, practices, and outcomes in our human dominated world. Highly recommended for all who care about nature, especially those students just starting their journeys and who will lead us forward. - Brian Keas , Ph.D.

Director for Undergraduate Research, Michigan State University, USA.