Protecting habitat, connecting habitat, ecological restoration & rewilding, protecting keystone species, solving human-wildlife conflict, stopping poaching & the wildlife trade, finding less-harmful alternatives to current economic processes: this is conservation, too.
Feb 16, 2019 • 15 tweets • 4 min read
Yesterday morning I attended a talk on the genetic engineering of farmed animals at #AAAS2019. Some thoughts….
First of all, it’s already happening in research labs. It’s probably going to happen commercially. And, as with #GMO plants, the question of whether those animals are “natural” is a distraction.