ECOS 40(1): Book Review: Climate Change and British Wildlife

CLIMATE CHANGE AND BRITISH WILDLIFE Trevor BeeBee Bloomsbury2018366 PagesHardback £35ISBN: 978 147294 3194 Review by Peter Taylor [...]

ECOS 34 (3/4) Winter 2013 Rationale debate: Climate change. Views from: Clive Hambler and Jenny Hawley

Abstract: Two view points: 1) British conservation and climate change: the habitats matter (Clive Hambler) [...]

ECOS Interviews: WILL HAWKES

Thoughts from influential nature conservationists… Will Hawkes Who are you and what do you do/have [...]

ECOS Interviews: MIKE MOSER

Thoughts from influential nature conservationists… Mike Moser Who are you and what do you do/have [...]

ECOS 47 (4) – UCL NATURE AND CONSERVATION SOCIETY CONFERENCE 2026

Conservation in a Connected World: It’s Challenging and Interdisciplinary Despite the somewhat ominous date and [...]

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ECOS 47 (3) – The Chagos:  Conservation Catastrophe Averted?

CLIVE HAMBLER How have we come so close to allowing destruction of the best coral [...]

ECOS 47 (1) – Advancing theory of change models for rewilding: an ecological recovery perspective

Abstract Rewilding has emerged rapidly as a response to accelerating ecological degradation, prompting the development [...]

ECOS 46 (3) – Conservation and sustainability: UK Overseas Territories Conservation Forum 2025 Online Conference

Conference report article JANET MACKINNON Introduction: ‘Think Global, Act Local’ The full title of this [...]

A new Silent Spring?

Good news and bad news Neonicotinoids (neonics) have been in the news again, with for [...]

ECOS 46 (2) – UCL Nature & Conservation Society Conference 2025 – Challenging perspectives on contexts for conservation

Conference report article JANET MACKINNON The British Association of Nature Conservationists and ECOS welcomed another [...]

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