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Book Review: Thirteen paces by four

THIRTEEN PACES BY FOUR: Backyard Biophilia and the Emerging Earth Ethic Joe Gray Dixi Books, [...]

22
Feb
Book Review: A journey in landscape restoration

A JOURNEY IN LANDSCAPE RESTORATION: Carrifran Wildwood and Beyond Edited by Phillip and Myrtle Ashmole [...]

22
Feb
Postgraduate Winner: People and nature – are we listening to the right voices?

In the New Year of 2019, I was fortunate to be surrounded by outlandish natural [...]

18
Feb
Undergraduate Winner: Does conservation have A diversity problem?

When I walked into my first day of studying Wildlife Conservation at university, one of [...]

18
Feb
Postgraduate Highly Commended: Lessons from Scotland’s rewilding vs. repeopling debate

As a number of authors in ECOS and elsewhere have made clear, rewilding is both [...]

18
Feb
Postgraduate Highly Commended: Captive breeding and head-starting of widespread amphibians – staying two steps ahead of extinction

We are used to hearing about a species only having a handful of individuals left [...]

18
Feb
Undergraduate Highly Commended: Living rivers

Rivers are interesting things. They flow inexorably towards the sea, carrying what was once billions [...]

18
Feb
Undergraduate Highly Commended: Plant blindness – the botanical bias that no-one has heard of

Plants are all around us from urban parks to the rolling countryside to the insides [...]

18
Feb

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