For those of you wondering what happened to the terrestrial and re-wilding side of Shifting Baselines, Josh Donlan is off trekking in Nepal until the end of May when he will rejoin with new insights and hopefully no frostbitten fingertips.
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Lookin' forward to a comprehnsive review. Nepal is an area that warrants a lot of attention. Glad to know he's notop of the world in more ways than one. Cheerio.
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