Nature

Despite their potential for climate conservation, peatlands remain a depleted and overlooked resource.

The case of a small town in Lithuania shows how funding earmarked for the protection of biodiversity is being used in ways that undermine this goal.

Beyond teaching the facts of our current trajectory, environmental education must harness young people’s capacity for change and to adapt.

To achieve true environmental justice, we need to rethink our relationship with the planet and those we share it with.

Recent proposals to preserve biodiversity rely on flawed ways of interacting with nature.

Rooted in indigenous traditions, the concept of buen vivir has gained prominence in Latin America. We explore its rising trajectory and influence in Europe.

Greening citizenship – through gardening practices – offers an opportunity for self-government with radical potential to re-balance the relationship between people and the natural world.

Rewilding might not be perfect or completely true to lost primeval worlds, but it does offer a positive way forward to bring back wildlife and restore vital natural processes.

Ton Lemaire pleads for a new universal morality, which he calls humanimalism.