ECOS Archive
ECOS Edition: ECOS 2021
Book Review: Thinking while Walking
Thinking while Walking: Reflections on the Pacific Crest Trail Martin Bunzl Penny Street Press, New [...]
Nov
ECOS 42 (4): The Right to Roam; the impending colonisation of nature?
The first difficulty is to see that the problem is difficult… where we thought everything [...]
4 Comments
Nov
ECOS 42 (3): Time to put the wild back into rewilding
With rewilding in danger of becoming all things to all people we argue the need [...]
2 Comments
Jun
New environmental watchdog – A toothless and needless newcomer?
A toothless and needless newcomer? A knock-on effect of leaving the European Union is major [...]
1 Comment
May
Book review: Wild Teesside
WILD TEESSIDE – Thirty years of industry and nature Ian Bond, Mike Leakey, Robert Woods, [...]
May
Book review: The Accidental Countryside
THE ACCIDENTAL COUNTRYSIDE: Hidden Havens for Britain’s Wildlife Stephen Moss Guardian Faber, 2020, 260 pages [...]
May
Postgraduate Winner 2020: People and nature – are we listening to the right voices?
In the New Year of 2019, I was fortunate to be surrounded by outlandish natural [...]
Feb
Undergraduate Winner 2020: Does conservation have A diversity problem?
When I walked into my first day of studying Wildlife Conservation at university, one of [...]
Feb
Postgraduate Highly Commended 2020: Lessons from Scotland’s rewilding vs. repeopling debate
As a number of authors in ECOS and elsewhere have made clear, rewilding is both [...]
Feb
Postgraduate Highly Commended 2020: Captive breeding and head-starting of widespread amphibians – staying two steps ahead of extinction
We are used to hearing about a species only having a handful of individuals left [...]
Feb
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