BLACK OPS AND BEAVER BOMBING

Adventures with Britain’s Wild Mammals Fiona Mathews and Tim Kendall Oneworld Publications, 2023, 368 pages [...]

ECOS 44 (3)- Guerrilla species restorations and reinforcements

HANNAH TIMMINS A tool for decentralising rewilding and generating public support or a disaster for [...]

ECOS Interviews: PETER CAIRNS

Thoughts from influential nature conservationists… PETER CAIRNS Career highlights I’m flattered that anyone might consider [...]

GOD IS AN OCTOPUS

GOD IS AN OCTOPUS: Love, Loss and a Calling to Nature Ben Goldsmith Bloomsbury Wildlife, [...]

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ECOS 43 (3.5)- Conflict, Post-Colonialism and Conservation: Endings and Beginnings

It is argued that the so-called Anthropocene has its beginnings in European colonisation.1 This seems [...]

ECOS 43 (3.3.2)- Retrofitting carnivores into British culture: Lessons from Africa and Asia

Arguments for reintroducing wild carnivores into the British Isles are often deployed on ecological or [...]

The Trespasser’s Companion

The Trespasser’s Companion: A field guide to reclaiming what is already ours Nick Hayes Bloomsbury [...]

ECOS 43 (3.2)- Post-Colonialism and Conservation in the UK Overseas Territories

A 2021 House of Commons inquiry into The UK’s footprint on global biodiversity noted: Around [...]

ECOS Interviews: SUE EVERETT

Thoughts from influential nature conservationists… SUE EVERETT Career highlights Sue’s career highlights include being chair [...]

Divide

Divide: the relationship crisis between town and country Anna Jones Kyle Books, London, 2022, 288 [...]