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An underwater sculpture park in Indonesia helps redress coral reef decimation.

Evolution favours diversity and decentralisation. GM food favours monoculture and monopoly. So, in my view, this so-called scientific food revolution is anti-evolution ...

Deborah Doane believes that the idea of development should be rooted in empathy and solidarity....

Inspired by his childhood memories of secret gardens, Rupert Sheldrake suggests a way modern families today could enjoy the same kind of productive outdoor space.........

A rise in the uptake of technologies like aquaponics and aeroponics is helping to boost the growth of urban farming, but how much of our food can we really produce in the cities? Tom Levitt reports...

The leader of the Green Party of England and Wales, sets out her vision of what needs to happen to create a fair society for all....

Susan Clark introduces the art of botanical cooking....

What's at stake in wolf conservation? It isn't just the survival of the species but the survival of wilderness, writes Ros Coward

A sea change in attitudes to consumption and deforestation is happening worldwide, but will it be enough to save rainforests, asks Andrew Mitchell

Robin Lee enjoys the delights of biodynamic wine.....

Chris Lloyd reflects on the patient and respectful approach to photographing the ever-changing natural world

Andrew Mitchell highlights why we must recognise the true value of what our tropical rainforests provide for free.

Jonathon Porritt introduces Bristol BIG Green Week and reflects on how it is our cities that now lead the way in sustainability.

Edgar Vaid, long time reader of Resurgence & Ecologist, shares his highlights of the current issue....

All civilisations – except our own – have believed in a universal good life, with money solely a means towards that end, writes James Sainsbury.

Martin Palmer explains how faiths have become key in helping to protect the living planet.

Bibi van der Zee discovers there is no excuse for Britain – still struggling with an energy system built for the 1950s – not to construct a new and greener energy system fit for the 21st century. All that is lacking is the political will.

We need ideas as compelling as those that embarked the world on its current competition-driven ‘free’ markets spree. We need to ignite a revolution that big, but one based on sustainability, writes Tony Juniper

We environmentalists cannot – and should not – try to disguise from ourselves, or from anyone else, the desperate straits we’re in, writes Mark Cocker.

Seeing things differently is a good starting point for a shared ecological wellbeing, says Elaine Gilligan.

James Sainsbury celebrates the achievements of Resurgence and shares his vision and hopes for the future of The Resurgence Trust and the green movement

Meet the Trustees behind The Resurgence Trust

Promoting ecological sustainability, social justice and ethical living

Taking a look at two pioneering publications at the forefront of the environmental movement