Tag Archives: ECOS
ECOS 40(2): The meanings of nature conservation: eco-engineering or letting go?
Giving meaning to nature conservation means pursuing a diversity of practical ways to conserve wildlife. [...]
May
ECOS 40(2): Nature custodians – facing our great paradox
The nature conservation sector has gained resources and influence, yet wildlife continues to decline. Where [...]
May
ECOS 40(2): Nature conservation’s future – back to basics?
Protecting priority sites and species should remain our key concern. In the digital age we [...]
May
ECOS 40(1): Editorial: A future vintage?
Editorial by Geoffrey Wain A future vintage? So here we are. ECOS at 40. On [...]
Feb
ECOS 40(1): Third Division
Plants, in nature conservation and beyond, are commonly treated as third-division players. They are “not [...]
Feb
ECOS 39 (4): Book Review: THE LONG SPRING
THE LONG SPRING Tracking the Arrival of Spring Through Europe Laurence Rose Bloomsbury Natural History2018272 [...]
Sep
ECOS 39 (4): Undergraduate winner: And I whale always love you
Looking at sonic performances that utilise whale song are there possibilities for inter-species collaboration and [...]
Sep
ECOS 39 (4): Editorial: Free radicals
Editorial by Geoffrey Wain Many readers began their interest in ECOS as a student, this [...]
Sep
ECOS 39 (3): Editorial: Money talks
Editorial by Geoffrey Wain The UK’s National Parks are not National, or Parks. Steve Carver [...]
Jul
ECOS 39 (2): Editorial: Identity Crisis?
Editorial by Geoffrey Wain People think differently and people have varied outlooks. So what? Does [...]