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Welcome
The Ecozoic Era • Satish Kumar
We are not in the Anthropocene Epoch, but entering into the Ecozoic Era
Frontline
Action From the Grass Roots • Lorna Howarth
Grass roots initiatives around the globe
The Birds and the Bees • Lorna Howarth
New research shows 'bees poison' affects birds too
Out of the Frying Pan • Sophie Bastable
Burning wood is not the solution to climate change
Ecologist
Sowing the Seeds of Change • Gavin Haines
New initiatives in Senegal tackling desertification
Why Are We Eating the Amazon? • Andrew Mitchell
Attitudes to consumption and deforestation are changing, but will it be enough?
Movement for Change • Debika Ray
Environmentalists are working together to present a shared vision for change
The Magic of Moths • Mark Cocker
The phenomenon of disappearing moths
The Language of Wolves • Ros Coward
There's more at stake in wolf conservation than the survival of this species
Working for People and Planet • Michael Warhurst
Explaining the thinking behind Friends of the Earth's Resource Use Programme
My Green Life • Sharon Garfinkel
An interview with poet and conservationist Ruth Padel
Quotes
After • Julian Broughton
The strange beauty of mushrooms
99 words • Shirley Williams
Taking Time
Ethical Living
A Healthy Economy • Hugo Dixon
A healthy financial system should allow for decay and renewal
Spirituality in Health Care • John Naish
Offering spiritual support to patients gives better outcomes for all
Summer Dreams • Susan Clark
The art of botanical cooking
A Spirited Debate • Robin Lee
Does whisky, like wine, have a terroir?
Keynotes
From Fragmentation to Wholeness • Kester Reid
Championing the indigenous way of intuitive knowledge
Undercurrents
Latent Healing • Charles Eisenstein
Technology could be better used to support the intelligence of Nature
Ecological Economics • Stephen Lewis
Introducing a new series to show that economics need not be a dismal science
Sustainable Wellbeing • Robert Costanza
Outlining a new economic paradigm
Earth Paradise • Jeremy James
A flight of fictional fantasy to the moon reveals the true majesty of the Earth
Agents of Change • Bill Plotkin
What it means to be part of the Earth
Perennial Wisdom • Jeremy Naydler
Making time to reconnect with our spiritual roots
Regulars
Letters to the Editors
A selection of letters from our readers
Crossword • Timothy Bonsor
A brain teaser full of ecological clues
Nature Writing Competition
Wild Wales • Julie Bromilow
Capturing the whispers of old drovers on bare hills
In Search of Ramonda • Sue Kindon
Weaving beauty, quest and history in a botanical adventure
I Will Remember • Sarah Walsh
Echoes of a long-abandoned way of life on Bodmin Moor
My Allotment • Peter Jewel
Sharing a passion for a plot of land
Reviews
The Sovereignty of Silence • Anthony Seldon
Review of The Power of Silence: The Riches That Lie Within
A Sense of Vocation • Russell Warfield
Review of The Case for Working with Your Hands: Or Why Office Work is Bad for Us and Fixing Things Feels Good
Radiant Silence • Peter Reason
Review of Sightlines
Allegorical Storytelling • Peter Ainsworth
Review of The Lion's World: A Journey into the Heart of Narnia
Another Education • Mary Tasker
Review of The Life and Death of Secondary Education for All
The Path Less Travelled • Jenny Hare
Review of The Art of Mindful Walking: Meditations on the Path
Web Exclusives
Article - Bridging Tradition with Modernity • Virginia Kennedy
How an ancient process for resolving conflict can help with 21st century challenges
Article - A Universal Spirit • Barbara Gardner
Why we should all live by one golden rule
Review - An Act of Love • Lindsay Clarke
Review of A Gift for the Magus
Review - Human-Nature Continuum • Helen Moore
Review of Entanglements: New Ecopoetry
