Wild Conservation

Man on Becoming the Hunted

Prey-mind and why a little fear might be good for us

Aug 21 •

Jesse C. McEntee

We Just Got Here

Agriculture's Short Chapter

Jun 5 •

Jesse C. McEntee

I feed the deer and the deer feed me

May 22 •

Jesse C. McEntee

Rethinking Priorities: Climate, Economics, and Identity

Explore how climate change shapes identity, the role of economics in human suffering, and why reassessing long-standing beliefs is critical for…

Dec 12, 2024 •

Jesse C. McEntee

Testing Boundaries

Public Access and the Fight for Public Lands

Nov 21, 2024 •

Jesse C. McEntee

Rediscovering Wilderness

How Technology Is Un-wilding Our Solitude and Shaping the Future of Outdoor Ethics

Sep 19, 2024 •

Jesse C. McEntee

Vermont's Wildlife Debate Heats Up as Fall Approaches

Vermont’s wildlife management debate is about to reignite.

Sep 5, 2024 •

Jesse C. McEntee

How hunters support environmental conservation in America

Feb 1, 2024 •

Jesse C. McEntee

Power, Pike, and Dams

Impacts of Quebec Hydroelectricity Development

Dec 20, 2023 •

Jesse C. McEntee

Bear, Bear, Everywhere

Thank you all for subscribing to my Next Adventure Newsletter! In this edition, I discuss some of the nuances of Vermont’s growing black bear population…

Nov 17, 2023 •

Jesse C. McEntee

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