WOLF LAND
The Lost Wolves of Landscape and Lore Elizabeth Marshall Pelagic Publishing, 2026, 272 pages Hardback [...]
Jun
ECOS Interviews: AMIRA NUSEIBEH
Thoughts from influential nature conservationists… Amira Nuseibeh Who are you and what are some career [...]
Jun
ECOS 47 (5) – When conflict becomes the whole story
What Iberian orcas can teach conservation about public narrative NIK MCEWAN Since 2020, Iberian orca-vessel [...]
May
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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Apr
ECOS 47 (3) – The Chagos: Conservation Catastrophe Averted?
CLIVE HAMBLER How have we come so close to allowing destruction of the best coral [...]
Mar
ECOS 47 (2) – Pigs and Rare Pollinators
JAMIE BUXTON-GOULD Pigs showing promise for wildlife conservation Pollinators are desperately in need of assistance. [...]
Mar
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 [...]
Mar
ECOS Interviews: JAMIE BUXTON-GOULD
Thoughts from influential nature conservationists… Jamie Buxton-Gould What do you do/have you done in nature [...]
Mar
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 [...]
Nov
ECOCIDE IN UKRAINE
The Environmental Cost of Russia’s War Darya Tsymbalyuk Polity, 2025, 188 pages Paperback £14.99 | [...]
Sep