“We don’t own planet Earth. We belong to it.” That idea isn’t sentimental; it’s foundational. Wildlife aren’t resources to be optimized or problems to be removed. They are our wild neighbors, shaped by the same systems that sustain us. Yet in the U.S., nearly all wildlife is managed through state systems that prioritize extraction over coexistence and sideline the values most people share: coexistence, fairness, and care for ecosystems as a whole. Sharing the planet means sharing power. Power ov
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“We don’t own planet Earth. We belong to it.” That idea isn’t sentimental; it’s foundational. Wildlife aren’t resources to be optimized or problems to be removed. They are our wild neighbors, shaped by the same systems that sustain us. Yet in the U.S., nearly all wildlife is managed through state systems that prioritize extraction over coexistence and sideline the values most people share: coexistence, fairness, and care for ecosystems as a whole. Sharing the planet means sharing power. Power ov
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