Jamie Buxton-Gould reviews the 4th annual conference at Rewilding Coombeshead, If Not Now, When? ecos.org.uk/ecos-47-7-if-not…

Barry Larking has reviewed Elizabeth Marshall's #WolfLand 'The sure grasp and deployment of the mass of material is impressive and stimulating.' Read here: ecos.org.uk/wolf-land/

'I began saying yes to every opportunity.' 'I get to organise events, lead guided walks and do my best to make #birdwatching feel more accessible and welcoming to young people.' 🐦‍⬛ Our latest interview with Amira Nuseibeh can be read here: ecos.org.uk/ecos-interviews-…

'Once a species enters public life through a dramatic conflict narrative, the narrative starts shaping what people think the conservation issue actually is.' Nik McEwan writes about the relationship between Iberian Orcas and the media. ecos.org.uk/ecos-47-5-when-c…

Read Jamie Buxton-Gould's article on how pigs are showing promise for wildlife conservation. 'The potential the pig has for restoring ecological processes is rooted in their ancestral behaviour.' ecos.org.uk/pigs-and-rare-po…

'How have we come so close to allowing destruction of the best coral reef ecosystem on the planet?' Click the link to read Clive Hambler's article The Chagos:  Conservation Catastrophe Averted? ecos.org.uk/the-chagos-conse…

This year's @conservationucl conference was 'another evening of fascinating presentations on environmental anthropology, experimental psychology and sustainable economics'. Janet Mackinnon has summarised in her latest report. Read here: ecos.org.uk/ecos-46-4-ucl-na…

A career highlight for University of Leeds Professor, Steve Carver, was having his GIS methodology for mapping wildness used by the Scottish government. Read more here: ecos.org.uk/ecos-interviews-…

Janet Mackinnon's review of Outrage by Ian Nairn can be read here: ecos.org.uk/outrage/

Peter Shirley's latest piece for A Moment's Thought is on Neonicotinoids. 'Neonics have been in the news again, with for once some good news'. Follow the link to find out more: ecos.org.uk/a-new-silent-spr…

Janet Mackinnon has written an excellent conference report on the recent UCL Nature & Conservation Society Conference 2025 @conservationucl Read here: ecos.org.uk/ecos-46-2-ucl-na…

Ecologist and Environmental Scientist Mick Green sat down with us for our latest #interview ecos.org.uk/ecos-interviews-…

Hannah L. Timmins has written us an excellent piece on Lynx rewilding. Read here: ecos.org.uk/ecos-46-1-illega…

A Conservation Conference @conservationucl. The conservation revolution: modern approaches to conservation. Tuesday 4th March 6pm

'What keeps me going is knowing there are passionate and highly capable people advocating for nature and wildlife', Sally Hawkins' interview is available to read on our website: ecos.org.uk/ecos-interviews-…

'This new book is a heart-felt and thought-provoking advocacy for an ecocentric worldview.' Click the link to read Janet Mackinnon's #BookReview of Cohabiting Earth ecos.org.uk/cohabiting-earth…

Barry Larking's latest #BookReview of 'Of the Trees and the Birds' is available to read below ⬇️ ecos.org.uk/of-the-trees-and…

Our next inspirational interview is with Alan Watson Featherstone and is available to read now ecos.org.uk/ecos-interviews-…

'Never, it is said, judge a book by its cover, and this could not be more true than in relation to this one' Peter Shirley reviews The Volunteers. Read below: ecos.org.uk/the-volunteers/

Our next #interview is with Sam Rose. Click the link below to read the full interview 👇 ecos.org.uk/ecos-interviews-…