ECOS 39 (4): Book Review: THE LONG SPRING
THE LONG SPRING Tracking the Arrival of Spring Through Europe Laurence Rose Bloomsbury Natural History2018272 [...]
Sep
ECOS 39(4): End of the rainbow?
A road trip through the Pyrenees to the Sierra Nevada observing both animal and human [...]
Sep
ECOS 39(4): Postgraduate winner: Ocean SOS: The challenge of plastic pollution in the marine world
One small step for humankind, one giant leap for our oceans: the beginning of the [...]
Sep
ECOS 39(4): Undergraduate highly commended: Marine noise pollution – A (quiet) call to action
Many marine animals like fish and whales rely on acoustic signals to communicate and to [...]
Sep
ECOS 39 (4): Undergraduate winner: And I whale always love you
Looking at sonic performances that utilise whale song are there possibilities for inter-species collaboration and [...]
Sep
ECOS 39 (4): Editorial: Free radicals
Editorial by Geoffrey Wain Many readers began their interest in ECOS as a student, this [...]
Sep
ECOS 39 (3): Book Review: THE LYNX AND US
THE LYNX AND US David Hetherington and Laurent Geslin Scotland the Big Picture2018170 PagesHardback £25ISBN: 978-0-9568423-2-9 [...]
Aug
ECOS 39(3): Reviewing England’s National Parks: an opportunity for rewilding?
The Glover-Gove review of National Parks will trigger many agendas for these protected landscapes. Can [...]
Jul
ECOS 39(3): Caring for nature in a post-Brexit Wales
Are Welsh Ministers and departments working with or against nature in the Brexit era? Their [...]
Jul
ECOS 39 (3): ‘The city that hates trees’ – Standing up to the Sheffield Street-Tree Slaughter
Mass felling of healthy street-trees in Sheffield has led to public uproar and a realisation [...]
Jul