The 2 page, photo-rich PDF of this article is a fascinating look at "rewilding" of an endangered species, based on a "deep-time" perspective in which "native" is regarded as including a plant's presumed preglacial regional distribution. In a March 5 comment posted on the Torreya Guardians site, Heim reports that he and his students have also planted cuttings from clones of Torreya taxifolia and Taxus floridana on the same tribal forest lands next to the school in northern Wisconsin, thus signifying another citizen-initiative of assisted migration, based on a deep-time understanding of native range.