International Journal of Wilderness, December 2022, Volume 28, Number 3
Thank you for your continued support of the International Journal of Wilderness and for your protection and preservation of wild places. We are excited to bring you the third issue in Volume 28 and the close of another great year of science, stewardships, and collaborations.
In this issue of IJW, we remember Dave Foreman as a father tree for the wilderness. Carol Lee and Tanya Dreizin investigate peer-driven social pressures for behavior in rock climbers. Keely Fisher examines virtual reality and the impact of wilderness conceptualizations. Gracie Dunlap describes living alongside the Yawanawá. And John Shultis uses creative expression and the arts to demonstrate the impact of wild places.
It is with your support and commitment that we can share these valuable insights and scientific contributions. Please remember to utilize your membership in 2023 when we have several exciting issues planned.