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    It is not the case that Rewilded environments are deliberately managed constructions, not genuinely wild spaces free from human intention and control.

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    • 1.All environments are human-influenced; this doesn't make minimal-intervention systems equivalent to intensive management like agriculture.
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    • 2.Once reintroduced, species evolve and interact according to ecological processes humans cannot fully control or predict, achieving genuine wildness.
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    • 3.Distinguishing 'genuine wilderness' from 'managed nature' assumes an impossible human-nature boundary rather than degrees of autonomy.
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    • 1.Rewilding requires continuous human intervention: species selection, population management, and habitat engineering reflect human objectives.
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    • 2.Rewilded areas exist within human-designed boundaries and legal frameworks that constrain natural processes unpredictably.
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    • 3.The very choice of which species to reintroduce encodes human values about what 'nature' should look like, not nature's independent expression.
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