ECOS 38 (6): Lies, damn lies and nature conservation

Wildlife and game groups should find more common ground. Between them they could bring complementary [...]

ECOS 38 (6): Editorial: Changing our face paints

Editorial by Geoffrey Wain We are all adorned by face paint – the markings of [...]

ECOS 38 (6): London’s National Park City

London’s National Park City could offer a refreshing new overview for greenspace management. To what [...]

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ECOS 38 (6): #Rewilding

Twitter debates reveal the prejudices and the passion surrounding moves to embrace rewilding.    Over [...]

ECOS 38 (5): Book Review: Woodland Development

WOODLAND DEVELOPMENT A Long Term Study of Lady Park Wood George Peterken and Edward Mountford [...]

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ECOS 38 (5): Book Reviews: Camera Trapping

CAMERA TRAPPING FOR WILDLIFE RESEARCH Francesco Rovero and Fridolin Zimmermann (eds.) Pelagic Publishing 2017 293 [...]

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Case study: Cara Clancy

Cara Clancy, PhD Researcher on Rewilding (in) the Anthropocene In a new venture for BANC, [...]

Signposting

Volunteering opportunities UK-based volunteering opportunities Zoological Society of London – London & Whipsnade Zoos both [...]

Novel ecosystems: adapting to rapid change

Conservation science is being forced to adapt in the face of increasingly rapid anthropogenic change. [...]

Behaviour change measures in conservation

Behaviour change measures are used in fields such as public health, but have only recently [...]