ECOS 43 (1): Education and skills for a nature-positive future
“For biodiversity to be protected, it has to be valued. This starts with education.” From [...]
Mar
Ukraine – war-torn people and nature
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is a humanitarian disaster but also a potential catastrophe for the [...]
Mar
A history of some major ecological literary discourses
Ecocriticism and the environmental humanities Ecofiction, novels based around environmental themes, and so-called Doomer Lit [...]
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Jul
Book Review: Irreplaceable
IRREPLACEABLE: The Fight to Save Our Wild Places Julian Hoffman Hamish Hamilton & Penguin, 2019, [...]
Apr
Horses for Nature: Equids and extensive grazing in Britain
Equids and extensive grazing in Britain: This article discusses the various issues associated with the [...]
Feb
ECOS 40(3): ECOS Revisited: 1991-2010 sustainability slowly emerges
Editions reviewed:ECOS 24(1), 24(3/4), 26(1), 29(2) In 2001, and mid-point of this ECOS review period, [...]
Jul
ECOS 40(3): Book Review: The Wild Remedy
Emma Mitchell Michael O’Mara Books, 2019, 192 pages Hbk £14.99 ISBN: 9781789290424 Review by Janet Mackinnon “I [...]
Jul
ECOS 39(5): Book Review: MRS PANKHURST’S PURPLE FEATHER
MRS PANKHURST’S PURPLE FEATHER Tessa Boase Aurum 2018 336 pages Hardback £20 ISBN: 978 1 78131 [...]
Nov
ECOS 38 (3): Brexit landscapes of the Welsh hinterland
The character and the wildlife potential of the Mid Wales landscape remains uncertain and deeply [...]
Jul
ECOS 36 (3/4) Iran’s greenest government ever. Janet MacKinnon
Abstract: On 17 November 2015, the Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei issued a 15 [...]