ECOS: A review of conservation

ECOS is an online journal of nature conservation, published by the British Association of Nature Conservationists (BANC)

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Jamie Buxton-Gould reviews the 4th annual conference at Rewilding Coombeshead, If Not Now, When?
https://t.co/cbUJdTl3cv

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Barry Larking has reviewed Elizabeth Marshall's #WolfLand 'The sure grasp and deployment of the mass of material is impressive and stimulating.'
Read here: https://t.co/qUi5PT40JT

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'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: https://t.co/KCIerx6WLr

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'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.
https://t.co/2TGIfm64lQ

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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.'
https://t.co/282kGo4yed

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'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?
https://t.co/rnerIXmOoA

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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: https://t.co/Bbivm45pKl

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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:
https://t.co/vlQg8Iuw9p

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Janet Mackinnon's review of Outrage by Ian Nairn can be read here:
https://t.co/Ti9yaR4ahB

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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:
https://t.co/8UwrtZIjd9

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Janet Mackinnon has written an excellent conference report on the recent UCL Nature & Conservation Society Conference 2025 @conservationucl
Read here:
https://t.co/EmBSoy9HXz

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Ecologist and Environmental Scientist Mick Green sat down with us for our latest #interview
https://t.co/JrLjGABXNM

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Hannah L. Timmins has written us an excellent piece on Lynx rewilding. Read here:
https://t.co/zQ9NLu4I3h

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

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

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'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:
https://t.co/bkJAyUbCRm

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'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
https://t.co/Hs6FbRDgri

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Barry Larking's latest #BookReview of 'Of the Trees and the Birds' is available to read below ⬇️
https://t.co/Hl0h2V0SQ3

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Our next inspirational interview is with Alan Watson Featherstone and is available to read now
https://t.co/63izDWXX0q

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'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:
https://t.co/PRKx62ySPa