Big, Wild, and Connected: Scouting an Eastern Wildway from the Everglades to Quebec

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The narrative follows adventurer and conservationist John Davis on his 10-month, 7,600-mile journey across the Eastern Wildway, emphasizing the need for a wildlife corridor in the eastern U.S. Davis encounters the challenges faced by large carnivores that require expansive territories for survival. His travels through diverse landscapes highlight the importance of preserving these ecosystems. He advocates for the creation of an Eastern Wildway, envisioning it as a vital symbol of both natural and cultural heritage, showcasing the interconnectedness of wildlife and human responsibility.