Будущее Земли: Наша планета в борьбе за жизнь

Что касается библиографии, впервые основные аргументы в пользу столь значительного расширения площади особо охраняемых природных территорий я изложил в книге «Будущее жизни» (The Future of Life) в 2002 г., а затем развил их в работе «Окно в бесконечность: прогулка с биологом по национальному парку "Горонгоcа"» (Window on Eternity: A Biologist's Walk Through Gorongosa National Park), вышедшей в 2014 г. Термин «пол-Земли» был предложен Тони Хиссом в статье «Может ли мир действительно выделить дикой природе половину планеты?» ("Can the World Really Set Aside Half the Planet for Wildlife?"), вышедшей в журнале в 2014 г. ( 45 (5): 66–78, 2014).

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