Burnham's life and death decision James Meadway | 16th October 2026 Andy Burnham's Labour Government is about to cut heat pump support to spend more on the military. A peculiar choice. We need a movement for self-rule Clare Farrell | 14th October 2026 ...And it's a play. Getting to the point on what we need to do next… without shutting things out. 'We poison our soils for efficiency' Katie Ward | 8th October 2026 'The diet we feed our soil determines the diet that soil feeds us.' Godzilla El Niño is coming Nicholas Beuret | 5th October 2026 What does the approaching El Niño mean for the world’s economies - and for us? Before the forest falls Ajay Saini | 28th September 2026 An anthropologist reflects on Great Nicobar’s ancient forests and Indigenous lifeways. Stories for an emerging food system Abby Rose | 16th September 2026 The podcast Farmerama Radio is celebrating 10 years of regenerative farming, storytelling and community building. The commodification of conservation Monica Piccinini | 11th September 2026 Brazil is betting the Amazon can be protected by making forests economically valuable - but will commercial use stay within the ecological limits? The soft body of the turtle Kate Raworth Jeremy Lent | 9th September 2026 What if humanity's greatest strength is not competition but cooperation? Kate Raworth in conversation with Jeremy Lent. The 'voracious, clandestine' donkey skin trade Esme Primrose Wheeler Frances Goodrum | 8th September 2026 Donkey skin is now an industrial commodity and this has unleashed a cascade of compounding harms. We're like lambs to the slaughter Doug Maw | 19th August 2026 Slaughterhouse work 'contradicts UK worker welfare laws'. [Trigger warning for suicide and trauma]. Sacred revolt Sam Alexander | 18th August 2026 Why reverence should precede restraint. 'The climate alarm is blaring' Steve Trent | 17th August 2026 'Blaring...from every direction'. Europe’s extreme fires will only worsen unless we act with force. Emotional meat eaters William Gildea | 11th August 2026 Emotional eating comes in more forms than we’d like to admit. Reasoning about food can unlock greater coherence in our lives. Eco-populism or barbarism? James Meadway | 10th August 2026 Making eco-populism work in a climate-shocked world. I'm so angry I'm almost on fire Clare Farrell | 6th August 2026 We warned the media liberals about climate collapse. Their cowardice is the greatest threat to life on earth. Give peace a chance Satish Kumar | 5th August 2026 A 'ministry of peace' should be established in Britain - and in every country in the world. Sea into the future Benjamin Harris | 31st July 2026 Is carbon offsetting a Trojan horse for the urgent recovery of seabed biodiversity? An adaptation story Deborah Doane | 30th July 2026 Net zero must be pursued. But the need to adapt to a rapidly changing climate is becoming even more urgent. Social media driving wild animal pet trade Ilaria Di Silvestre | 29th July 2026 The trade of wild animals as pets is now playing out on our phones. A call for unity and awareness Mona Kher | 22nd July 2026 On dehumanisation, division, and a new political imagination. TV must showcase real animal lives Edie Bowles | 15th July 2026 Why misleading portrayals of farmed animals on television matter. In service of the Earth Monica Piccinini | 13th July 2026 Professor Herbert 'Herbie' Girardet recently retired as a trustee of the Resurgence Trust, owner and publisher of The Ecologist. Here, we examine his contribution to environmental thought. Love is all you need David Lorimer Ravi Ravindra Satish Kumar | 9th July 2026 Science and wisdom: a conversation between David Lorimer, Ravi Ravindra and Satish Kumar. Time to act for nature Natalie Bennett | 8th July 2026 We need a Magna Carta for nature. Pagination Page 1 Next page ›› Subscribe to Comment Home Latest News and Analysis Ecologist Writers' Fund Special Issues Themes Activism Biodiversity Climate Breakdown Economics and policy Energy Food and Farming Mining Writers Brendan Montague Yasmin Dahnoun Catherine Early Simon Pirani Amélie David Andrew Simms Monica Piccinini Gareth Dale Marianne Brown Resurgence & Ecologist Ecologist recycled Movement Power Megamorphosis Events Archive Issues Merchandise
We need a movement for self-rule Clare Farrell | 14th October 2026 ...And it's a play. Getting to the point on what we need to do next… without shutting things out. 'We poison our soils for efficiency' Katie Ward | 8th October 2026 'The diet we feed our soil determines the diet that soil feeds us.' Godzilla El Niño is coming Nicholas Beuret | 5th October 2026 What does the approaching El Niño mean for the world’s economies - and for us? Before the forest falls Ajay Saini | 28th September 2026 An anthropologist reflects on Great Nicobar’s ancient forests and Indigenous lifeways. Stories for an emerging food system Abby Rose | 16th September 2026 The podcast Farmerama Radio is celebrating 10 years of regenerative farming, storytelling and community building. The commodification of conservation Monica Piccinini | 11th September 2026 Brazil is betting the Amazon can be protected by making forests economically valuable - but will commercial use stay within the ecological limits? The soft body of the turtle Kate Raworth Jeremy Lent | 9th September 2026 What if humanity's greatest strength is not competition but cooperation? Kate Raworth in conversation with Jeremy Lent. The 'voracious, clandestine' donkey skin trade Esme Primrose Wheeler Frances Goodrum | 8th September 2026 Donkey skin is now an industrial commodity and this has unleashed a cascade of compounding harms. We're like lambs to the slaughter Doug Maw | 19th August 2026 Slaughterhouse work 'contradicts UK worker welfare laws'. [Trigger warning for suicide and trauma]. Sacred revolt Sam Alexander | 18th August 2026 Why reverence should precede restraint. 'The climate alarm is blaring' Steve Trent | 17th August 2026 'Blaring...from every direction'. Europe’s extreme fires will only worsen unless we act with force. Emotional meat eaters William Gildea | 11th August 2026 Emotional eating comes in more forms than we’d like to admit. Reasoning about food can unlock greater coherence in our lives. Eco-populism or barbarism? James Meadway | 10th August 2026 Making eco-populism work in a climate-shocked world. I'm so angry I'm almost on fire Clare Farrell | 6th August 2026 We warned the media liberals about climate collapse. Their cowardice is the greatest threat to life on earth. Give peace a chance Satish Kumar | 5th August 2026 A 'ministry of peace' should be established in Britain - and in every country in the world. Sea into the future Benjamin Harris | 31st July 2026 Is carbon offsetting a Trojan horse for the urgent recovery of seabed biodiversity? An adaptation story Deborah Doane | 30th July 2026 Net zero must be pursued. But the need to adapt to a rapidly changing climate is becoming even more urgent. Social media driving wild animal pet trade Ilaria Di Silvestre | 29th July 2026 The trade of wild animals as pets is now playing out on our phones. A call for unity and awareness Mona Kher | 22nd July 2026 On dehumanisation, division, and a new political imagination. TV must showcase real animal lives Edie Bowles | 15th July 2026 Why misleading portrayals of farmed animals on television matter. In service of the Earth Monica Piccinini | 13th July 2026 Professor Herbert 'Herbie' Girardet recently retired as a trustee of the Resurgence Trust, owner and publisher of The Ecologist. Here, we examine his contribution to environmental thought. Love is all you need David Lorimer Ravi Ravindra Satish Kumar | 9th July 2026 Science and wisdom: a conversation between David Lorimer, Ravi Ravindra and Satish Kumar. Time to act for nature Natalie Bennett | 8th July 2026 We need a Magna Carta for nature. Pagination Page 1 Next page ›› Subscribe to Comment Home Latest News and Analysis Ecologist Writers' Fund Special Issues Themes Activism Biodiversity Climate Breakdown Economics and policy Energy Food and Farming Mining Writers Brendan Montague Yasmin Dahnoun Catherine Early Simon Pirani Amélie David Andrew Simms Monica Piccinini Gareth Dale Marianne Brown Resurgence & Ecologist Ecologist recycled Movement Power Megamorphosis Events Archive Issues Merchandise
'We poison our soils for efficiency' Katie Ward | 8th October 2026 'The diet we feed our soil determines the diet that soil feeds us.' Godzilla El Niño is coming Nicholas Beuret | 5th October 2026 What does the approaching El Niño mean for the world’s economies - and for us? Before the forest falls Ajay Saini | 28th September 2026 An anthropologist reflects on Great Nicobar’s ancient forests and Indigenous lifeways. Stories for an emerging food system Abby Rose | 16th September 2026 The podcast Farmerama Radio is celebrating 10 years of regenerative farming, storytelling and community building. The commodification of conservation Monica Piccinini | 11th September 2026 Brazil is betting the Amazon can be protected by making forests economically valuable - but will commercial use stay within the ecological limits? The soft body of the turtle Kate Raworth Jeremy Lent | 9th September 2026 What if humanity's greatest strength is not competition but cooperation? Kate Raworth in conversation with Jeremy Lent. The 'voracious, clandestine' donkey skin trade Esme Primrose Wheeler Frances Goodrum | 8th September 2026 Donkey skin is now an industrial commodity and this has unleashed a cascade of compounding harms. We're like lambs to the slaughter Doug Maw | 19th August 2026 Slaughterhouse work 'contradicts UK worker welfare laws'. [Trigger warning for suicide and trauma]. Sacred revolt Sam Alexander | 18th August 2026 Why reverence should precede restraint. 'The climate alarm is blaring' Steve Trent | 17th August 2026 'Blaring...from every direction'. Europe’s extreme fires will only worsen unless we act with force. Emotional meat eaters William Gildea | 11th August 2026 Emotional eating comes in more forms than we’d like to admit. Reasoning about food can unlock greater coherence in our lives. Eco-populism or barbarism? James Meadway | 10th August 2026 Making eco-populism work in a climate-shocked world. I'm so angry I'm almost on fire Clare Farrell | 6th August 2026 We warned the media liberals about climate collapse. Their cowardice is the greatest threat to life on earth. Give peace a chance Satish Kumar | 5th August 2026 A 'ministry of peace' should be established in Britain - and in every country in the world. Sea into the future Benjamin Harris | 31st July 2026 Is carbon offsetting a Trojan horse for the urgent recovery of seabed biodiversity? An adaptation story Deborah Doane | 30th July 2026 Net zero must be pursued. But the need to adapt to a rapidly changing climate is becoming even more urgent. Social media driving wild animal pet trade Ilaria Di Silvestre | 29th July 2026 The trade of wild animals as pets is now playing out on our phones. A call for unity and awareness Mona Kher | 22nd July 2026 On dehumanisation, division, and a new political imagination. TV must showcase real animal lives Edie Bowles | 15th July 2026 Why misleading portrayals of farmed animals on television matter. In service of the Earth Monica Piccinini | 13th July 2026 Professor Herbert 'Herbie' Girardet recently retired as a trustee of the Resurgence Trust, owner and publisher of The Ecologist. Here, we examine his contribution to environmental thought. Love is all you need David Lorimer Ravi Ravindra Satish Kumar | 9th July 2026 Science and wisdom: a conversation between David Lorimer, Ravi Ravindra and Satish Kumar. Time to act for nature Natalie Bennett | 8th July 2026 We need a Magna Carta for nature. Pagination Page 1 Next page ›› Subscribe to Comment Home Latest News and Analysis Ecologist Writers' Fund Special Issues Themes Activism Biodiversity Climate Breakdown Economics and policy Energy Food and Farming Mining Writers Brendan Montague Yasmin Dahnoun Catherine Early Simon Pirani Amélie David Andrew Simms Monica Piccinini Gareth Dale Marianne Brown Resurgence & Ecologist Ecologist recycled Movement Power Megamorphosis Events Archive Issues Merchandise
Godzilla El Niño is coming Nicholas Beuret | 5th October 2026 What does the approaching El Niño mean for the world’s economies - and for us? Before the forest falls Ajay Saini | 28th September 2026 An anthropologist reflects on Great Nicobar’s ancient forests and Indigenous lifeways. Stories for an emerging food system Abby Rose | 16th September 2026 The podcast Farmerama Radio is celebrating 10 years of regenerative farming, storytelling and community building. The commodification of conservation Monica Piccinini | 11th September 2026 Brazil is betting the Amazon can be protected by making forests economically valuable - but will commercial use stay within the ecological limits? The soft body of the turtle Kate Raworth Jeremy Lent | 9th September 2026 What if humanity's greatest strength is not competition but cooperation? Kate Raworth in conversation with Jeremy Lent. The 'voracious, clandestine' donkey skin trade Esme Primrose Wheeler Frances Goodrum | 8th September 2026 Donkey skin is now an industrial commodity and this has unleashed a cascade of compounding harms. We're like lambs to the slaughter Doug Maw | 19th August 2026 Slaughterhouse work 'contradicts UK worker welfare laws'. [Trigger warning for suicide and trauma]. Sacred revolt Sam Alexander | 18th August 2026 Why reverence should precede restraint. 'The climate alarm is blaring' Steve Trent | 17th August 2026 'Blaring...from every direction'. Europe’s extreme fires will only worsen unless we act with force. Emotional meat eaters William Gildea | 11th August 2026 Emotional eating comes in more forms than we’d like to admit. Reasoning about food can unlock greater coherence in our lives. Eco-populism or barbarism? James Meadway | 10th August 2026 Making eco-populism work in a climate-shocked world. I'm so angry I'm almost on fire Clare Farrell | 6th August 2026 We warned the media liberals about climate collapse. Their cowardice is the greatest threat to life on earth. Give peace a chance Satish Kumar | 5th August 2026 A 'ministry of peace' should be established in Britain - and in every country in the world. Sea into the future Benjamin Harris | 31st July 2026 Is carbon offsetting a Trojan horse for the urgent recovery of seabed biodiversity? An adaptation story Deborah Doane | 30th July 2026 Net zero must be pursued. But the need to adapt to a rapidly changing climate is becoming even more urgent. Social media driving wild animal pet trade Ilaria Di Silvestre | 29th July 2026 The trade of wild animals as pets is now playing out on our phones. A call for unity and awareness Mona Kher | 22nd July 2026 On dehumanisation, division, and a new political imagination. TV must showcase real animal lives Edie Bowles | 15th July 2026 Why misleading portrayals of farmed animals on television matter. In service of the Earth Monica Piccinini | 13th July 2026 Professor Herbert 'Herbie' Girardet recently retired as a trustee of the Resurgence Trust, owner and publisher of The Ecologist. Here, we examine his contribution to environmental thought. Love is all you need David Lorimer Ravi Ravindra Satish Kumar | 9th July 2026 Science and wisdom: a conversation between David Lorimer, Ravi Ravindra and Satish Kumar. Time to act for nature Natalie Bennett | 8th July 2026 We need a Magna Carta for nature. Pagination Page 1 Next page ›› Subscribe to Comment Home Latest News and Analysis Ecologist Writers' Fund Special Issues Themes Activism Biodiversity Climate Breakdown Economics and policy Energy Food and Farming Mining Writers Brendan Montague Yasmin Dahnoun Catherine Early Simon Pirani Amélie David Andrew Simms Monica Piccinini Gareth Dale Marianne Brown Resurgence & Ecologist Ecologist recycled Movement Power Megamorphosis Events Archive Issues Merchandise
Before the forest falls Ajay Saini | 28th September 2026 An anthropologist reflects on Great Nicobar’s ancient forests and Indigenous lifeways. Stories for an emerging food system Abby Rose | 16th September 2026 The podcast Farmerama Radio is celebrating 10 years of regenerative farming, storytelling and community building. The commodification of conservation Monica Piccinini | 11th September 2026 Brazil is betting the Amazon can be protected by making forests economically valuable - but will commercial use stay within the ecological limits? The soft body of the turtle Kate Raworth Jeremy Lent | 9th September 2026 What if humanity's greatest strength is not competition but cooperation? Kate Raworth in conversation with Jeremy Lent. The 'voracious, clandestine' donkey skin trade Esme Primrose Wheeler Frances Goodrum | 8th September 2026 Donkey skin is now an industrial commodity and this has unleashed a cascade of compounding harms. We're like lambs to the slaughter Doug Maw | 19th August 2026 Slaughterhouse work 'contradicts UK worker welfare laws'. [Trigger warning for suicide and trauma]. Sacred revolt Sam Alexander | 18th August 2026 Why reverence should precede restraint. 'The climate alarm is blaring' Steve Trent | 17th August 2026 'Blaring...from every direction'. Europe’s extreme fires will only worsen unless we act with force. Emotional meat eaters William Gildea | 11th August 2026 Emotional eating comes in more forms than we’d like to admit. Reasoning about food can unlock greater coherence in our lives. Eco-populism or barbarism? James Meadway | 10th August 2026 Making eco-populism work in a climate-shocked world. I'm so angry I'm almost on fire Clare Farrell | 6th August 2026 We warned the media liberals about climate collapse. Their cowardice is the greatest threat to life on earth. Give peace a chance Satish Kumar | 5th August 2026 A 'ministry of peace' should be established in Britain - and in every country in the world. Sea into the future Benjamin Harris | 31st July 2026 Is carbon offsetting a Trojan horse for the urgent recovery of seabed biodiversity? An adaptation story Deborah Doane | 30th July 2026 Net zero must be pursued. But the need to adapt to a rapidly changing climate is becoming even more urgent. Social media driving wild animal pet trade Ilaria Di Silvestre | 29th July 2026 The trade of wild animals as pets is now playing out on our phones. A call for unity and awareness Mona Kher | 22nd July 2026 On dehumanisation, division, and a new political imagination. TV must showcase real animal lives Edie Bowles | 15th July 2026 Why misleading portrayals of farmed animals on television matter. In service of the Earth Monica Piccinini | 13th July 2026 Professor Herbert 'Herbie' Girardet recently retired as a trustee of the Resurgence Trust, owner and publisher of The Ecologist. Here, we examine his contribution to environmental thought. Love is all you need David Lorimer Ravi Ravindra Satish Kumar | 9th July 2026 Science and wisdom: a conversation between David Lorimer, Ravi Ravindra and Satish Kumar. Time to act for nature Natalie Bennett | 8th July 2026 We need a Magna Carta for nature. Pagination Page 1 Next page ›› Subscribe to Comment Home Latest News and Analysis Ecologist Writers' Fund Special Issues Themes Activism Biodiversity Climate Breakdown Economics and policy Energy Food and Farming Mining Writers Brendan Montague Yasmin Dahnoun Catherine Early Simon Pirani Amélie David Andrew Simms Monica Piccinini Gareth Dale Marianne Brown Resurgence & Ecologist Ecologist recycled Movement Power Megamorphosis Events Archive Issues Merchandise
Stories for an emerging food system Abby Rose | 16th September 2026 The podcast Farmerama Radio is celebrating 10 years of regenerative farming, storytelling and community building. The commodification of conservation Monica Piccinini | 11th September 2026 Brazil is betting the Amazon can be protected by making forests economically valuable - but will commercial use stay within the ecological limits? The soft body of the turtle Kate Raworth Jeremy Lent | 9th September 2026 What if humanity's greatest strength is not competition but cooperation? Kate Raworth in conversation with Jeremy Lent. The 'voracious, clandestine' donkey skin trade Esme Primrose Wheeler Frances Goodrum | 8th September 2026 Donkey skin is now an industrial commodity and this has unleashed a cascade of compounding harms. We're like lambs to the slaughter Doug Maw | 19th August 2026 Slaughterhouse work 'contradicts UK worker welfare laws'. [Trigger warning for suicide and trauma]. Sacred revolt Sam Alexander | 18th August 2026 Why reverence should precede restraint. 'The climate alarm is blaring' Steve Trent | 17th August 2026 'Blaring...from every direction'. Europe’s extreme fires will only worsen unless we act with force. Emotional meat eaters William Gildea | 11th August 2026 Emotional eating comes in more forms than we’d like to admit. Reasoning about food can unlock greater coherence in our lives. Eco-populism or barbarism? James Meadway | 10th August 2026 Making eco-populism work in a climate-shocked world. I'm so angry I'm almost on fire Clare Farrell | 6th August 2026 We warned the media liberals about climate collapse. Their cowardice is the greatest threat to life on earth. Give peace a chance Satish Kumar | 5th August 2026 A 'ministry of peace' should be established in Britain - and in every country in the world. Sea into the future Benjamin Harris | 31st July 2026 Is carbon offsetting a Trojan horse for the urgent recovery of seabed biodiversity? An adaptation story Deborah Doane | 30th July 2026 Net zero must be pursued. But the need to adapt to a rapidly changing climate is becoming even more urgent. Social media driving wild animal pet trade Ilaria Di Silvestre | 29th July 2026 The trade of wild animals as pets is now playing out on our phones. A call for unity and awareness Mona Kher | 22nd July 2026 On dehumanisation, division, and a new political imagination. TV must showcase real animal lives Edie Bowles | 15th July 2026 Why misleading portrayals of farmed animals on television matter. In service of the Earth Monica Piccinini | 13th July 2026 Professor Herbert 'Herbie' Girardet recently retired as a trustee of the Resurgence Trust, owner and publisher of The Ecologist. Here, we examine his contribution to environmental thought. Love is all you need David Lorimer Ravi Ravindra Satish Kumar | 9th July 2026 Science and wisdom: a conversation between David Lorimer, Ravi Ravindra and Satish Kumar. Time to act for nature Natalie Bennett | 8th July 2026 We need a Magna Carta for nature. Pagination Page 1 Next page ›› Subscribe to Comment Home Latest News and Analysis Ecologist Writers' Fund Special Issues Themes Activism Biodiversity Climate Breakdown Economics and policy Energy Food and Farming Mining Writers Brendan Montague Yasmin Dahnoun Catherine Early Simon Pirani Amélie David Andrew Simms Monica Piccinini Gareth Dale Marianne Brown Resurgence & Ecologist Ecologist recycled Movement Power Megamorphosis Events Archive Issues Merchandise
The commodification of conservation Monica Piccinini | 11th September 2026 Brazil is betting the Amazon can be protected by making forests economically valuable - but will commercial use stay within the ecological limits? The soft body of the turtle Kate Raworth Jeremy Lent | 9th September 2026 What if humanity's greatest strength is not competition but cooperation? Kate Raworth in conversation with Jeremy Lent. The 'voracious, clandestine' donkey skin trade Esme Primrose Wheeler Frances Goodrum | 8th September 2026 Donkey skin is now an industrial commodity and this has unleashed a cascade of compounding harms. We're like lambs to the slaughter Doug Maw | 19th August 2026 Slaughterhouse work 'contradicts UK worker welfare laws'. [Trigger warning for suicide and trauma]. Sacred revolt Sam Alexander | 18th August 2026 Why reverence should precede restraint. 'The climate alarm is blaring' Steve Trent | 17th August 2026 'Blaring...from every direction'. Europe’s extreme fires will only worsen unless we act with force. Emotional meat eaters William Gildea | 11th August 2026 Emotional eating comes in more forms than we’d like to admit. Reasoning about food can unlock greater coherence in our lives. Eco-populism or barbarism? James Meadway | 10th August 2026 Making eco-populism work in a climate-shocked world. I'm so angry I'm almost on fire Clare Farrell | 6th August 2026 We warned the media liberals about climate collapse. Their cowardice is the greatest threat to life on earth. Give peace a chance Satish Kumar | 5th August 2026 A 'ministry of peace' should be established in Britain - and in every country in the world. Sea into the future Benjamin Harris | 31st July 2026 Is carbon offsetting a Trojan horse for the urgent recovery of seabed biodiversity? An adaptation story Deborah Doane | 30th July 2026 Net zero must be pursued. But the need to adapt to a rapidly changing climate is becoming even more urgent. Social media driving wild animal pet trade Ilaria Di Silvestre | 29th July 2026 The trade of wild animals as pets is now playing out on our phones. A call for unity and awareness Mona Kher | 22nd July 2026 On dehumanisation, division, and a new political imagination. TV must showcase real animal lives Edie Bowles | 15th July 2026 Why misleading portrayals of farmed animals on television matter. In service of the Earth Monica Piccinini | 13th July 2026 Professor Herbert 'Herbie' Girardet recently retired as a trustee of the Resurgence Trust, owner and publisher of The Ecologist. Here, we examine his contribution to environmental thought. Love is all you need David Lorimer Ravi Ravindra Satish Kumar | 9th July 2026 Science and wisdom: a conversation between David Lorimer, Ravi Ravindra and Satish Kumar. Time to act for nature Natalie Bennett | 8th July 2026 We need a Magna Carta for nature. Pagination Page 1 Next page ›› Subscribe to Comment Home Latest News and Analysis Ecologist Writers' Fund Special Issues Themes Activism Biodiversity Climate Breakdown Economics and policy Energy Food and Farming Mining Writers Brendan Montague Yasmin Dahnoun Catherine Early Simon Pirani Amélie David Andrew Simms Monica Piccinini Gareth Dale Marianne Brown Resurgence & Ecologist Ecologist recycled Movement Power Megamorphosis Events Archive Issues Merchandise
The soft body of the turtle Kate Raworth Jeremy Lent | 9th September 2026 What if humanity's greatest strength is not competition but cooperation? Kate Raworth in conversation with Jeremy Lent. The 'voracious, clandestine' donkey skin trade Esme Primrose Wheeler Frances Goodrum | 8th September 2026 Donkey skin is now an industrial commodity and this has unleashed a cascade of compounding harms. We're like lambs to the slaughter Doug Maw | 19th August 2026 Slaughterhouse work 'contradicts UK worker welfare laws'. [Trigger warning for suicide and trauma]. Sacred revolt Sam Alexander | 18th August 2026 Why reverence should precede restraint. 'The climate alarm is blaring' Steve Trent | 17th August 2026 'Blaring...from every direction'. Europe’s extreme fires will only worsen unless we act with force. Emotional meat eaters William Gildea | 11th August 2026 Emotional eating comes in more forms than we’d like to admit. Reasoning about food can unlock greater coherence in our lives. Eco-populism or barbarism? James Meadway | 10th August 2026 Making eco-populism work in a climate-shocked world. I'm so angry I'm almost on fire Clare Farrell | 6th August 2026 We warned the media liberals about climate collapse. Their cowardice is the greatest threat to life on earth. Give peace a chance Satish Kumar | 5th August 2026 A 'ministry of peace' should be established in Britain - and in every country in the world. Sea into the future Benjamin Harris | 31st July 2026 Is carbon offsetting a Trojan horse for the urgent recovery of seabed biodiversity? An adaptation story Deborah Doane | 30th July 2026 Net zero must be pursued. But the need to adapt to a rapidly changing climate is becoming even more urgent. Social media driving wild animal pet trade Ilaria Di Silvestre | 29th July 2026 The trade of wild animals as pets is now playing out on our phones. A call for unity and awareness Mona Kher | 22nd July 2026 On dehumanisation, division, and a new political imagination. TV must showcase real animal lives Edie Bowles | 15th July 2026 Why misleading portrayals of farmed animals on television matter. In service of the Earth Monica Piccinini | 13th July 2026 Professor Herbert 'Herbie' Girardet recently retired as a trustee of the Resurgence Trust, owner and publisher of The Ecologist. Here, we examine his contribution to environmental thought. Love is all you need David Lorimer Ravi Ravindra Satish Kumar | 9th July 2026 Science and wisdom: a conversation between David Lorimer, Ravi Ravindra and Satish Kumar. Time to act for nature Natalie Bennett | 8th July 2026 We need a Magna Carta for nature. Pagination Page 1 Next page ›› Subscribe to Comment Home Latest News and Analysis Ecologist Writers' Fund Special Issues Themes Activism Biodiversity Climate Breakdown Economics and policy Energy Food and Farming Mining Writers Brendan Montague Yasmin Dahnoun Catherine Early Simon Pirani Amélie David Andrew Simms Monica Piccinini Gareth Dale Marianne Brown Resurgence & Ecologist Ecologist recycled Movement Power Megamorphosis Events Archive Issues Merchandise
The 'voracious, clandestine' donkey skin trade Esme Primrose Wheeler Frances Goodrum | 8th September 2026 Donkey skin is now an industrial commodity and this has unleashed a cascade of compounding harms. We're like lambs to the slaughter Doug Maw | 19th August 2026 Slaughterhouse work 'contradicts UK worker welfare laws'. [Trigger warning for suicide and trauma]. Sacred revolt Sam Alexander | 18th August 2026 Why reverence should precede restraint. 'The climate alarm is blaring' Steve Trent | 17th August 2026 'Blaring...from every direction'. Europe’s extreme fires will only worsen unless we act with force. Emotional meat eaters William Gildea | 11th August 2026 Emotional eating comes in more forms than we’d like to admit. Reasoning about food can unlock greater coherence in our lives. Eco-populism or barbarism? James Meadway | 10th August 2026 Making eco-populism work in a climate-shocked world. I'm so angry I'm almost on fire Clare Farrell | 6th August 2026 We warned the media liberals about climate collapse. Their cowardice is the greatest threat to life on earth. Give peace a chance Satish Kumar | 5th August 2026 A 'ministry of peace' should be established in Britain - and in every country in the world. Sea into the future Benjamin Harris | 31st July 2026 Is carbon offsetting a Trojan horse for the urgent recovery of seabed biodiversity? An adaptation story Deborah Doane | 30th July 2026 Net zero must be pursued. But the need to adapt to a rapidly changing climate is becoming even more urgent. Social media driving wild animal pet trade Ilaria Di Silvestre | 29th July 2026 The trade of wild animals as pets is now playing out on our phones. A call for unity and awareness Mona Kher | 22nd July 2026 On dehumanisation, division, and a new political imagination. TV must showcase real animal lives Edie Bowles | 15th July 2026 Why misleading portrayals of farmed animals on television matter. In service of the Earth Monica Piccinini | 13th July 2026 Professor Herbert 'Herbie' Girardet recently retired as a trustee of the Resurgence Trust, owner and publisher of The Ecologist. Here, we examine his contribution to environmental thought. Love is all you need David Lorimer Ravi Ravindra Satish Kumar | 9th July 2026 Science and wisdom: a conversation between David Lorimer, Ravi Ravindra and Satish Kumar. Time to act for nature Natalie Bennett | 8th July 2026 We need a Magna Carta for nature. Pagination Page 1 Next page ›› Subscribe to Comment Home Latest News and Analysis Ecologist Writers' Fund Special Issues Themes Activism Biodiversity Climate Breakdown Economics and policy Energy Food and Farming Mining Writers Brendan Montague Yasmin Dahnoun Catherine Early Simon Pirani Amélie David Andrew Simms Monica Piccinini Gareth Dale Marianne Brown Resurgence & Ecologist Ecologist recycled Movement Power Megamorphosis Events Archive Issues Merchandise
We're like lambs to the slaughter Doug Maw | 19th August 2026 Slaughterhouse work 'contradicts UK worker welfare laws'. [Trigger warning for suicide and trauma]. Sacred revolt Sam Alexander | 18th August 2026 Why reverence should precede restraint. 'The climate alarm is blaring' Steve Trent | 17th August 2026 'Blaring...from every direction'. Europe’s extreme fires will only worsen unless we act with force. Emotional meat eaters William Gildea | 11th August 2026 Emotional eating comes in more forms than we’d like to admit. Reasoning about food can unlock greater coherence in our lives. Eco-populism or barbarism? James Meadway | 10th August 2026 Making eco-populism work in a climate-shocked world. I'm so angry I'm almost on fire Clare Farrell | 6th August 2026 We warned the media liberals about climate collapse. Their cowardice is the greatest threat to life on earth. Give peace a chance Satish Kumar | 5th August 2026 A 'ministry of peace' should be established in Britain - and in every country in the world. Sea into the future Benjamin Harris | 31st July 2026 Is carbon offsetting a Trojan horse for the urgent recovery of seabed biodiversity? An adaptation story Deborah Doane | 30th July 2026 Net zero must be pursued. But the need to adapt to a rapidly changing climate is becoming even more urgent. Social media driving wild animal pet trade Ilaria Di Silvestre | 29th July 2026 The trade of wild animals as pets is now playing out on our phones. A call for unity and awareness Mona Kher | 22nd July 2026 On dehumanisation, division, and a new political imagination. TV must showcase real animal lives Edie Bowles | 15th July 2026 Why misleading portrayals of farmed animals on television matter. In service of the Earth Monica Piccinini | 13th July 2026 Professor Herbert 'Herbie' Girardet recently retired as a trustee of the Resurgence Trust, owner and publisher of The Ecologist. Here, we examine his contribution to environmental thought. Love is all you need David Lorimer Ravi Ravindra Satish Kumar | 9th July 2026 Science and wisdom: a conversation between David Lorimer, Ravi Ravindra and Satish Kumar. Time to act for nature Natalie Bennett | 8th July 2026 We need a Magna Carta for nature. Pagination Page 1 Next page ›› Subscribe to Comment Home Latest News and Analysis Ecologist Writers' Fund Special Issues Themes Activism Biodiversity Climate Breakdown Economics and policy Energy Food and Farming Mining Writers Brendan Montague Yasmin Dahnoun Catherine Early Simon Pirani Amélie David Andrew Simms Monica Piccinini Gareth Dale Marianne Brown Resurgence & Ecologist Ecologist recycled Movement Power Megamorphosis Events Archive Issues Merchandise
Sacred revolt Sam Alexander | 18th August 2026 Why reverence should precede restraint. 'The climate alarm is blaring' Steve Trent | 17th August 2026 'Blaring...from every direction'. Europe’s extreme fires will only worsen unless we act with force. Emotional meat eaters William Gildea | 11th August 2026 Emotional eating comes in more forms than we’d like to admit. Reasoning about food can unlock greater coherence in our lives. Eco-populism or barbarism? James Meadway | 10th August 2026 Making eco-populism work in a climate-shocked world. I'm so angry I'm almost on fire Clare Farrell | 6th August 2026 We warned the media liberals about climate collapse. Their cowardice is the greatest threat to life on earth. Give peace a chance Satish Kumar | 5th August 2026 A 'ministry of peace' should be established in Britain - and in every country in the world. Sea into the future Benjamin Harris | 31st July 2026 Is carbon offsetting a Trojan horse for the urgent recovery of seabed biodiversity? An adaptation story Deborah Doane | 30th July 2026 Net zero must be pursued. But the need to adapt to a rapidly changing climate is becoming even more urgent. Social media driving wild animal pet trade Ilaria Di Silvestre | 29th July 2026 The trade of wild animals as pets is now playing out on our phones. A call for unity and awareness Mona Kher | 22nd July 2026 On dehumanisation, division, and a new political imagination. TV must showcase real animal lives Edie Bowles | 15th July 2026 Why misleading portrayals of farmed animals on television matter. In service of the Earth Monica Piccinini | 13th July 2026 Professor Herbert 'Herbie' Girardet recently retired as a trustee of the Resurgence Trust, owner and publisher of The Ecologist. Here, we examine his contribution to environmental thought. Love is all you need David Lorimer Ravi Ravindra Satish Kumar | 9th July 2026 Science and wisdom: a conversation between David Lorimer, Ravi Ravindra and Satish Kumar. Time to act for nature Natalie Bennett | 8th July 2026 We need a Magna Carta for nature. Pagination Page 1 Next page ›› Subscribe to Comment Home Latest News and Analysis Ecologist Writers' Fund Special Issues Themes Activism Biodiversity Climate Breakdown Economics and policy Energy Food and Farming Mining Writers Brendan Montague Yasmin Dahnoun Catherine Early Simon Pirani Amélie David Andrew Simms Monica Piccinini Gareth Dale Marianne Brown Resurgence & Ecologist Ecologist recycled Movement Power Megamorphosis Events Archive Issues Merchandise
'The climate alarm is blaring' Steve Trent | 17th August 2026 'Blaring...from every direction'. Europe’s extreme fires will only worsen unless we act with force. Emotional meat eaters William Gildea | 11th August 2026 Emotional eating comes in more forms than we’d like to admit. Reasoning about food can unlock greater coherence in our lives. Eco-populism or barbarism? James Meadway | 10th August 2026 Making eco-populism work in a climate-shocked world. I'm so angry I'm almost on fire Clare Farrell | 6th August 2026 We warned the media liberals about climate collapse. Their cowardice is the greatest threat to life on earth. Give peace a chance Satish Kumar | 5th August 2026 A 'ministry of peace' should be established in Britain - and in every country in the world. Sea into the future Benjamin Harris | 31st July 2026 Is carbon offsetting a Trojan horse for the urgent recovery of seabed biodiversity? An adaptation story Deborah Doane | 30th July 2026 Net zero must be pursued. But the need to adapt to a rapidly changing climate is becoming even more urgent. Social media driving wild animal pet trade Ilaria Di Silvestre | 29th July 2026 The trade of wild animals as pets is now playing out on our phones. A call for unity and awareness Mona Kher | 22nd July 2026 On dehumanisation, division, and a new political imagination. TV must showcase real animal lives Edie Bowles | 15th July 2026 Why misleading portrayals of farmed animals on television matter. In service of the Earth Monica Piccinini | 13th July 2026 Professor Herbert 'Herbie' Girardet recently retired as a trustee of the Resurgence Trust, owner and publisher of The Ecologist. Here, we examine his contribution to environmental thought. Love is all you need David Lorimer Ravi Ravindra Satish Kumar | 9th July 2026 Science and wisdom: a conversation between David Lorimer, Ravi Ravindra and Satish Kumar. Time to act for nature Natalie Bennett | 8th July 2026 We need a Magna Carta for nature. Pagination Page 1 Next page ›› Subscribe to Comment Home Latest News and Analysis Ecologist Writers' Fund Special Issues Themes Activism Biodiversity Climate Breakdown Economics and policy Energy Food and Farming Mining Writers Brendan Montague Yasmin Dahnoun Catherine Early Simon Pirani Amélie David Andrew Simms Monica Piccinini Gareth Dale Marianne Brown Resurgence & Ecologist Ecologist recycled Movement Power Megamorphosis Events Archive Issues Merchandise
Emotional meat eaters William Gildea | 11th August 2026 Emotional eating comes in more forms than we’d like to admit. Reasoning about food can unlock greater coherence in our lives. Eco-populism or barbarism? James Meadway | 10th August 2026 Making eco-populism work in a climate-shocked world. I'm so angry I'm almost on fire Clare Farrell | 6th August 2026 We warned the media liberals about climate collapse. Their cowardice is the greatest threat to life on earth. Give peace a chance Satish Kumar | 5th August 2026 A 'ministry of peace' should be established in Britain - and in every country in the world. Sea into the future Benjamin Harris | 31st July 2026 Is carbon offsetting a Trojan horse for the urgent recovery of seabed biodiversity? An adaptation story Deborah Doane | 30th July 2026 Net zero must be pursued. But the need to adapt to a rapidly changing climate is becoming even more urgent. Social media driving wild animal pet trade Ilaria Di Silvestre | 29th July 2026 The trade of wild animals as pets is now playing out on our phones. A call for unity and awareness Mona Kher | 22nd July 2026 On dehumanisation, division, and a new political imagination. TV must showcase real animal lives Edie Bowles | 15th July 2026 Why misleading portrayals of farmed animals on television matter. In service of the Earth Monica Piccinini | 13th July 2026 Professor Herbert 'Herbie' Girardet recently retired as a trustee of the Resurgence Trust, owner and publisher of The Ecologist. Here, we examine his contribution to environmental thought. Love is all you need David Lorimer Ravi Ravindra Satish Kumar | 9th July 2026 Science and wisdom: a conversation between David Lorimer, Ravi Ravindra and Satish Kumar. Time to act for nature Natalie Bennett | 8th July 2026 We need a Magna Carta for nature. Pagination Page 1 Next page ›› Subscribe to Comment
Eco-populism or barbarism? James Meadway | 10th August 2026 Making eco-populism work in a climate-shocked world. I'm so angry I'm almost on fire Clare Farrell | 6th August 2026 We warned the media liberals about climate collapse. Their cowardice is the greatest threat to life on earth. Give peace a chance Satish Kumar | 5th August 2026 A 'ministry of peace' should be established in Britain - and in every country in the world. Sea into the future Benjamin Harris | 31st July 2026 Is carbon offsetting a Trojan horse for the urgent recovery of seabed biodiversity? An adaptation story Deborah Doane | 30th July 2026 Net zero must be pursued. But the need to adapt to a rapidly changing climate is becoming even more urgent. Social media driving wild animal pet trade Ilaria Di Silvestre | 29th July 2026 The trade of wild animals as pets is now playing out on our phones. A call for unity and awareness Mona Kher | 22nd July 2026 On dehumanisation, division, and a new political imagination. TV must showcase real animal lives Edie Bowles | 15th July 2026 Why misleading portrayals of farmed animals on television matter. In service of the Earth Monica Piccinini | 13th July 2026 Professor Herbert 'Herbie' Girardet recently retired as a trustee of the Resurgence Trust, owner and publisher of The Ecologist. Here, we examine his contribution to environmental thought. Love is all you need David Lorimer Ravi Ravindra Satish Kumar | 9th July 2026 Science and wisdom: a conversation between David Lorimer, Ravi Ravindra and Satish Kumar. Time to act for nature Natalie Bennett | 8th July 2026 We need a Magna Carta for nature. Pagination Page 1 Next page ›› Subscribe to Comment
I'm so angry I'm almost on fire Clare Farrell | 6th August 2026 We warned the media liberals about climate collapse. Their cowardice is the greatest threat to life on earth. Give peace a chance Satish Kumar | 5th August 2026 A 'ministry of peace' should be established in Britain - and in every country in the world. Sea into the future Benjamin Harris | 31st July 2026 Is carbon offsetting a Trojan horse for the urgent recovery of seabed biodiversity? An adaptation story Deborah Doane | 30th July 2026 Net zero must be pursued. But the need to adapt to a rapidly changing climate is becoming even more urgent. Social media driving wild animal pet trade Ilaria Di Silvestre | 29th July 2026 The trade of wild animals as pets is now playing out on our phones. A call for unity and awareness Mona Kher | 22nd July 2026 On dehumanisation, division, and a new political imagination. TV must showcase real animal lives Edie Bowles | 15th July 2026 Why misleading portrayals of farmed animals on television matter. In service of the Earth Monica Piccinini | 13th July 2026 Professor Herbert 'Herbie' Girardet recently retired as a trustee of the Resurgence Trust, owner and publisher of The Ecologist. Here, we examine his contribution to environmental thought. Love is all you need David Lorimer Ravi Ravindra Satish Kumar | 9th July 2026 Science and wisdom: a conversation between David Lorimer, Ravi Ravindra and Satish Kumar. Time to act for nature Natalie Bennett | 8th July 2026 We need a Magna Carta for nature. Pagination Page 1 Next page ›› Subscribe to Comment
Give peace a chance Satish Kumar | 5th August 2026 A 'ministry of peace' should be established in Britain - and in every country in the world. Sea into the future Benjamin Harris | 31st July 2026 Is carbon offsetting a Trojan horse for the urgent recovery of seabed biodiversity? An adaptation story Deborah Doane | 30th July 2026 Net zero must be pursued. But the need to adapt to a rapidly changing climate is becoming even more urgent. Social media driving wild animal pet trade Ilaria Di Silvestre | 29th July 2026 The trade of wild animals as pets is now playing out on our phones. A call for unity and awareness Mona Kher | 22nd July 2026 On dehumanisation, division, and a new political imagination. TV must showcase real animal lives Edie Bowles | 15th July 2026 Why misleading portrayals of farmed animals on television matter. In service of the Earth Monica Piccinini | 13th July 2026 Professor Herbert 'Herbie' Girardet recently retired as a trustee of the Resurgence Trust, owner and publisher of The Ecologist. Here, we examine his contribution to environmental thought. Love is all you need David Lorimer Ravi Ravindra Satish Kumar | 9th July 2026 Science and wisdom: a conversation between David Lorimer, Ravi Ravindra and Satish Kumar. Time to act for nature Natalie Bennett | 8th July 2026 We need a Magna Carta for nature. Pagination Page 1 Next page ›› Subscribe to Comment
Sea into the future Benjamin Harris | 31st July 2026 Is carbon offsetting a Trojan horse for the urgent recovery of seabed biodiversity? An adaptation story Deborah Doane | 30th July 2026 Net zero must be pursued. But the need to adapt to a rapidly changing climate is becoming even more urgent. Social media driving wild animal pet trade Ilaria Di Silvestre | 29th July 2026 The trade of wild animals as pets is now playing out on our phones. A call for unity and awareness Mona Kher | 22nd July 2026 On dehumanisation, division, and a new political imagination. TV must showcase real animal lives Edie Bowles | 15th July 2026 Why misleading portrayals of farmed animals on television matter. In service of the Earth Monica Piccinini | 13th July 2026 Professor Herbert 'Herbie' Girardet recently retired as a trustee of the Resurgence Trust, owner and publisher of The Ecologist. Here, we examine his contribution to environmental thought. Love is all you need David Lorimer Ravi Ravindra Satish Kumar | 9th July 2026 Science and wisdom: a conversation between David Lorimer, Ravi Ravindra and Satish Kumar. Time to act for nature Natalie Bennett | 8th July 2026 We need a Magna Carta for nature. Pagination Page 1 Next page ›› Subscribe to Comment
An adaptation story Deborah Doane | 30th July 2026 Net zero must be pursued. But the need to adapt to a rapidly changing climate is becoming even more urgent. Social media driving wild animal pet trade Ilaria Di Silvestre | 29th July 2026 The trade of wild animals as pets is now playing out on our phones. A call for unity and awareness Mona Kher | 22nd July 2026 On dehumanisation, division, and a new political imagination. TV must showcase real animal lives Edie Bowles | 15th July 2026 Why misleading portrayals of farmed animals on television matter. In service of the Earth Monica Piccinini | 13th July 2026 Professor Herbert 'Herbie' Girardet recently retired as a trustee of the Resurgence Trust, owner and publisher of The Ecologist. Here, we examine his contribution to environmental thought. Love is all you need David Lorimer Ravi Ravindra Satish Kumar | 9th July 2026 Science and wisdom: a conversation between David Lorimer, Ravi Ravindra and Satish Kumar. Time to act for nature Natalie Bennett | 8th July 2026 We need a Magna Carta for nature. Pagination Page 1 Next page ›› Subscribe to Comment
Social media driving wild animal pet trade Ilaria Di Silvestre | 29th July 2026 The trade of wild animals as pets is now playing out on our phones. A call for unity and awareness Mona Kher | 22nd July 2026 On dehumanisation, division, and a new political imagination. TV must showcase real animal lives Edie Bowles | 15th July 2026 Why misleading portrayals of farmed animals on television matter. In service of the Earth Monica Piccinini | 13th July 2026 Professor Herbert 'Herbie' Girardet recently retired as a trustee of the Resurgence Trust, owner and publisher of The Ecologist. Here, we examine his contribution to environmental thought. Love is all you need David Lorimer Ravi Ravindra Satish Kumar | 9th July 2026 Science and wisdom: a conversation between David Lorimer, Ravi Ravindra and Satish Kumar. Time to act for nature Natalie Bennett | 8th July 2026 We need a Magna Carta for nature. Pagination Page 1 Next page ›› Subscribe to Comment
A call for unity and awareness Mona Kher | 22nd July 2026 On dehumanisation, division, and a new political imagination. TV must showcase real animal lives Edie Bowles | 15th July 2026 Why misleading portrayals of farmed animals on television matter. In service of the Earth Monica Piccinini | 13th July 2026 Professor Herbert 'Herbie' Girardet recently retired as a trustee of the Resurgence Trust, owner and publisher of The Ecologist. Here, we examine his contribution to environmental thought. Love is all you need David Lorimer Ravi Ravindra Satish Kumar | 9th July 2026 Science and wisdom: a conversation between David Lorimer, Ravi Ravindra and Satish Kumar. Time to act for nature Natalie Bennett | 8th July 2026 We need a Magna Carta for nature. Pagination Page 1 Next page ›› Subscribe to Comment
TV must showcase real animal lives Edie Bowles | 15th July 2026 Why misleading portrayals of farmed animals on television matter. In service of the Earth Monica Piccinini | 13th July 2026 Professor Herbert 'Herbie' Girardet recently retired as a trustee of the Resurgence Trust, owner and publisher of The Ecologist. Here, we examine his contribution to environmental thought. Love is all you need David Lorimer Ravi Ravindra Satish Kumar | 9th July 2026 Science and wisdom: a conversation between David Lorimer, Ravi Ravindra and Satish Kumar. Time to act for nature Natalie Bennett | 8th July 2026 We need a Magna Carta for nature. Pagination Page 1 Next page ›› Subscribe to Comment
In service of the Earth Monica Piccinini | 13th July 2026 Professor Herbert 'Herbie' Girardet recently retired as a trustee of the Resurgence Trust, owner and publisher of The Ecologist. Here, we examine his contribution to environmental thought. Love is all you need David Lorimer Ravi Ravindra Satish Kumar | 9th July 2026 Science and wisdom: a conversation between David Lorimer, Ravi Ravindra and Satish Kumar. Time to act for nature Natalie Bennett | 8th July 2026 We need a Magna Carta for nature. Pagination Page 1 Next page ›› Subscribe to Comment
Love is all you need David Lorimer Ravi Ravindra Satish Kumar | 9th July 2026 Science and wisdom: a conversation between David Lorimer, Ravi Ravindra and Satish Kumar. Time to act for nature Natalie Bennett | 8th July 2026 We need a Magna Carta for nature.