‘Beasts of the East’ chronicles the unheralded restoration successes of America’s eastern wildlife

The new book "Beasts of the East" highlights the often overlooked but significant wildlife restoration efforts happening on America's East Coast, an area usually overshadowed by the more famous Western national parks. It sheds light on the impressive comebacks of species like the bald eagle and the American chestnut, showcasing how urban and suburban areas can successfully support wildlife. This matters because it shows that conservation can thrive even in densely populated regions, providing a blueprint for other urbanized areas facing similar challenges. The book emphasizes that restoration is possible everywhere, not just in remote wildernesses.