Author Archives: Beth Gerrard
ECOS 43 (3.1.2)- Conservation on the frontline: Azov-Black Sea Ecological Corridor
Before the war The following account is based on information provided by Igor Studennikov, director [...]
Oct
ECOS 43 (3.1.1)- Ukraine: Transboundary conflict and conservation
Introduction/Summary This article describes three existing and planned transboundary ecosystems restoration programmes in the Danube [...]
Oct
ECOS 43 (3.1)- Introduction to an ECOS feature on nature and war in Ukraine
The following articles would not have been possible without the help of all those who [...]
Oct
ECOS 43 (3)- A new ECOS article series: Conflict, Post-Colonialism and Conservation
Introduction – Context, Summary and Caveats The immediate catalyst for this article series was Russia’s [...]
Oct
ECOS Interviews: JO CARTMELL
Thoughts from influential nature conservationists… JO CARTMELL Career highlights I am not sure that an [...]
Oct
Letter to our new Prime Minister
Dear Prime Minister, Nature needs leadership Congratulations on your success in rising to number 10. [...]
Sep
ECOS Interviews: PATRICK ROPER
Thoughts from influential nature conservationists… PATRICK ROPER Career highlights I am not what I think [...]
Jul
ECOS 43 (2): Passive Rewilding: A case for more trees on peat and fewer species reintroductions
A smorgas board of sophisticated rewilding initiatives are springing up across the UK, capturing the [...]
May
ECOS Interviews: CLIVE HAMBLER
Thoughts from influential nature conservationists… CLIVE HAMBLER Career highlights My early research led to the [...]
Apr
Book review: Silent Earth
Silent Earth: Averting the Insect Apocalypse Dave Goulson Harper Collins, New York, 2021, 336 Pages [...]
Mar