Rewilding Gender: Towards Relational Understandings of ‘the Wild’

ABSTRACT This commentary reframes gender and rewilding through a relational understanding of wildness. Moving beyond a binary lens of ‘the wild’, it examines how gendered relations shape rewilding's material, emotional, and epistemic dimensions. Centring relational wildness exposes how rewilding challenges masculine imaginaries of control and ownership while opening space for more equitable multispecies relations.

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2025-11-27
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https://doi.org/10.1111/area.70072
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Environmental Philosophy and Ethics
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Rewilding Gender: Towards Relational Understandings of ‘the Wild’

Kim Ward
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Environmental Philosophy and Ethics
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Rewilding Gender: Towards Relational Understandings of ‘the Wild’

Kim Ward
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ABSTRACT This commentary reframes gender and rewilding through a relational understanding of wildness. Moving beyond a binary lens of ‘the wild’, it examines how gendered relations shape rewilding's material, emotional, and epistemic dimensions. Centring relational wildness exposes how rewilding challenges masculine imaginaries of control and ownership while opening space for more equitable multispecies relations.

AreaVol. 57(4)
University of Plymouth (GB)
Openalex Percentile: Top 5%
Environmental Philosophy and Ethics
4.63
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