ECOS Archive
ECOS Author: Gavin Saunders
Gavin Saunders wears many hats, co-leading Neroche Woodlanders in Somerset, working for an ecological consultancy in Dorset and coordinating a farmer training network on the Blackdown Hills. He is chair of BANC
Crisis talks: old wisdom meets new energy
Two eye-witness accounts of November’s ECOS/UCL mini-conference To mark our 40th anniversary, ECOS joined forces [...]
Jan
ECOS 39(6): ‘A magnet for those who need it’ Woodland social enterprises and work with in-need groups
A new piece of research has shed light on the valuable work of a growing [...]
Dec
ECOS 39(6): Editorial: Nature and wellbeing
Editorial by Gavin Saunders Nature and wellbeing – time to take the medicine? Wild nature [...]
Dec
ECOS 39 (2): Safety in Numbers
People with a love of nature belong to many different tribes, distanced by culture, language [...]
May
ECOS 39 (1): Book Reviews: Nature’s Allies
NATURES ALLIES Eight Conservationists Who Changes Our World Larry A Nielson Island Press 2017 272 [...]
Feb
ECOS 38 (1): The role of BANC and ECOS: A space for views, or espousing a view?
As BANC and ECOS move more fully to a web format, discussion continues on the [...]
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Mar
ECOS 38 (1): Book Review: Wild Kingdom by Stephen Moss
Wild Kingdom Bringing Back Britain’s Wildlife Stephen Moss Square Peg 2016 304 pages, ISBN 13: [...]
Mar
ECOS: 37 (3/4) – Family Ties
To be human is to be part of Nature. And yet to be human is [...]
Feb
ECOS 37 (3/4) Family ties. Human views of Nature – time to see goodness before wildness? Gavin Saunders
Abstract: To be human is to be part of Nature. And yet to be human [...]
Dec
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
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