Edward O. Wilson is widely recognized as one of the world's preeminent biologists and naturalists. The author of more than twenty books, including The Creation, The Social Conquest of Earth, The Meaning of Human Existence, and Letters to a Young Scientist, Wilson is a professor emeritus at Harvard University. The winner of two Pulitzer Prizes, he lives in Lexington, Massachusetts.
"""...the conclusion to [Edward O. Wilson's] best-selling trilogy..."" -- BBC Wildlife ""Listen up: it could literally mean the world to us."" -- Karen Shook, New and noteworthy - Times Higher Education ""As an outline of our terrible ecological plight, it [Half-Earth] does a first-class job. Wilson is, if nothing else, a gifted wordsmith and Half-Earth is a much-needed antidote to the views of those who assert that our worldly woes are exaggerated and that everything is tickety-boo in the Garden of Eden."" -- The Observer ""... in his new, important work Half-Earth... Wilson's gauntlet has been thrown: let the revolution begin."" -- Geographical"