Author Archives: Emily Adams
ECOS 37 (3/4) Editorial: Chilling in the swamp. Geoffrey Wain
Feeling stressed? Too many conservationists seem to be. Stress is an occupational hazard in our [...]
Dec
ECOS 17 (2) Spring 1996 Biodiversity: Nature for Nerds? Paul Evans
Abstract: Biodiversity has emerged as a package of concerns with a political impetus which is [...]
ECOS 27 (3/4). Rewilding Middle England. Michael Jeeves
Abstract: Must the central lowlands of England forever be tame? The opportunities for wild land [...]
ECOS 37 (2) Summer 2016. Whole issue
Access whole of ECOS 37 (2) Summer 2016 Download whole issue as PDF: Whole edition [...]
Aug
ECOS 37 (2) Editorial: Losing Control. Geoffrey Wain
Download editorial as PDF: ECOS 37-2-1 Editorial ‘Don’t be pushy’ is the message from Rob [...]
Aug
ECOS 37 (2) The wildness delusion: in defense of shared-willed land. Gavin Saunders
Abstract: Many conservationists need shaking out of lazy assumptions. But we should beware replacing those [...]
Aug
ECOS 37 (2) Reintroductions and releases on the Isle of Man – lessons from recent retreats. Nick Pinder
Abstract: Recent proposals for the release of white-tailed sea eagles and red squirrels on the [...]
Aug
ECOS 37 (2) Rewilding in the UK – hidden meanings, real emotions. Rob Yorke
Abstract: The word rewilding has become common currency in nature conservation narratives, but it rarely [...]
Aug
ECOS 37 (2) Rewilding versus re-creating and re-homing: Lessons from a PAWS woodland. Simon Leadbeater
Abstract: This article discusses lessons for rewilding from pursuing complementary management objectives to halt and [...]
Aug
ECOS 37 (2) Nature and the call of the wild. James Robertson
Abstract: When ECOS first appeared as a radical voice for nature conservation in winter 1980, [...]
Aug