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ECOS 40(6): Living with the wild: cores, connectivity and co-existence

As a geographer I am fascinated by issues of spatial scale and what that means [...]

07
Dec
ECOS 40(6): Movement ecology and rewilding

The level of hyperbole in the promotion of a Dutch concept of nature conservation, and [...]

07
Dec
ECOS 40(6): Principles of rewilding – from the heart

This article discusses the challenge of maintaining a social movement for rewilding in the face [...]

07
Dec
ECOS 40(6): The beaver’s tale

Ambushing the return of beavers The beaver’s advocates and foes include occupants of leather benches [...]

07
Dec
ECOS 40(6): Rewilding from an ocean away

A North American’s Perspective on European Rewilding I must admit, I look with envy at [...]

07
Dec
ECOS 40(6): The golden rules of rewilding – examining the case of Oostvaardersplassen

This article looks at the “golden rules” of rewilding (or three Cs) the Cores, Carnivores, [...]

07
Dec
ECOS 40(6): Return of the wolf in Northwestern Europe – A case of spontaneous rewilding

There are few cases of the striking return of a species once eradicated, particular a [...]

07
Dec
ECOS 40(5): Book Review: Rewilding

REWILDING: ECOS writing on wildland and conservation values Peter Taylor (Ed) ECOS/BANC, 2011, 494 pages [...]

07
Dec

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UKconservationECOS: A review of conservation@UKconservation·
4 Dec

The past decade is almost certain to be the warmest on record, according to the WMO State of the #Climate report.

The report has also identified that we are precariously close to the +1.5°C of warming that will cause a dramatic loss to vital #ecosystems.

https://bit.ly/2Ye0kPi

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UKconservationECOS: A review of conservation@UKconservation·
2 Dec

Back in July we asked if England’s national parks could hold the potential for #rewilding.

"This could – perhaps – provide an opportunity for broader thinking about how rewilding might figure in shaping the future of our wilder landscapes."

https://www.ecos.org.uk/8984-2/

#environment

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UKconservationECOS: A review of conservation@UKconservation·
29 Nov

"This unassuming book is a little gem of #nature writing... each chapter provokes thought and it makes ecosystem dynamics accessible in ordinary language"

Read our #BookReview of @PeterWohlleben's new book 'The Secret Network of Nature' on #ECOS 40(5).

https://www.ecos.org.uk/ecos-405-book-review-the-secret-network-of-nature/

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UKconservationECOS: A review of conservation@UKconservation·
25 Nov

"This is a delightful account... a 21st century voice speaking up for nature and the democratic, accessible experience of it."

Read our #BookReview of @TimDee4's fantastic 'Landfill' in #ECOS 40(5).

https://www.ecos.org.uk/ecos-405-book-review-landfill/

#ecology #conservation #wildlife #seagulls #nature

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