Why We Need to Be Wild

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A bold examination of how Paleolithic wisdom could address modern issues, this narrative follows Jessica Carew Kraft, an urban wife and mother who, feeling unfulfilled in her tech career, embarks on a journey to explore "rewilding." She leaves her job to learn from those who embrace ancient survival skills, discovering how to create fire, tools, and gather wild food. Through her experiences, Jessica connects with a community that seeks a simpler, more authentic life, moving away from the anxieties of contemporary society. The book intertwines her personal journey with extensive research, highlighting the potential benefits of rewilding for individuals and the planet. It raises profound questions about humanity's place in the modern world. For readers interested in the balance between technology and nature, this thought-provoking narrative offers insights into our past survival strategies, current lifestyles, and pathways to thriving in the future. It challenges us to consider how embracing a less civilized existence could enrich our lives.