ECOS 37 (1) Spring 2016. What would Brexit mean for nature? Mike Townsend
Abstract: Very little of the debate around the EU referendum has considered the impacts on [...]
ECOS 37 (1) Spring 2016. Nature conservation in Britain – turning the tide? Alistair Crowle
Abstract: This article follows up recent debate in ECOS over revitalising conservation. It argues that [...]
ECOS 37 (1) Spring 2016 Mind the gap – Reflections on revitalising conservation. Peter Shirley
Abstract: We need different groups of people to act in a variety of ways to [...]
ECOS 37 (1) Spring 2016 Editorial: Blob on the landscape. Geoffrey Wain
Abstract: So what’s the verdict? What, if anything, can revive our flagging spirits and put [...]
ECOS 1980 1 (1) Book reviews, letters and news
Books reviewed: Seal Cull: The Grey Seal Controversy. John Lister-Kaye, 1979. Fieldwork Projects in Biology. [...]
ECOS 1980 1 (1) The Countryside and Wildlife Bill – Pete Rayne
Abstract: Existing legislation for wildlife protection in the UK is comlex, dispersed and inadequate. Recognising [...]
ECOS 1980 1 (1) Corby Closures – Mark July
Abstract: Closure of Corby steelworks may bring improvements to local air quality but the industry [...]
ECOS 1980 1 (1) Wash reclamation – Nick Pinder
Abstract: A discussion about the Ouse Washes and a plan for reclamation of salt-marsh as [...]
ECOS 1980 1 (1) Blue moves at Blean? Christine Bradley
Abstract: Now that the large blue butterfly is almost certainly extinct as a British breeding [...]
ECOS 1980 1 (1) One man’s view – Hanter Pobas
Abstract: A discussion of the trends and fashions in Ecology Download article as PDF: ECOS [...]