Forum: Commodifying the “Wild”: Anxiety, Ecology and Authenticity in the Late Modern EraIntroduction: Commodifying the “Wild”: Anxiety, Ecology, and Authenticity in the Late Modern EraCinchona Harvest, Deforestation, and “Extinction” in the Viceroyalty of New Granada, 1752–1811The Consumption of Humans: How the Danger of Grizzly Bear Attacks in American National Parks Became a CommodityMaterial Desires, Ecological Anxieties, and East African Elephant Ivory from a Long-Term PerspectiveWhite Blood, Black Gold: The Commodification of Wild Rubber in the Bolivian Amazon, 1870–1920The Anxieties, Thrills, and Gains of Rarity and Extinction: From Discourses on Remnant Fauna to the Globalized Protection and Marketing of Endangered Wildlife in Namibia’s “Arid Eden”Re-Enchanting the World: Seahorses’ Magic and the Global Trade of Affect for WildlifeThe World as Garden, Laid in Value ChainsExtending Perspectivism to India’s “Last Wild Place”: Hunting, Conservation, and Wildlife, and Its Flourishing and Decline, in the Eastern Himalayas