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Thinking like a human | Conservation for the 21st century | Page 2

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Thinking like a human. Conservation for the 21st century. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Newer posts →. Conservation is watching you. November 20, 2015. Over the last few years the conservation movement has been enthusiastically deploying new surveillance technologies that make it possible to monitor and protect the natural world in ways once unimaginable. There are camera traps that can send live images of warthogs, lions and blurry things with legs direct to your desktop. Clearly n...

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biodiversity | Thinking like a human

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Thinking like a human. Conservation for the 21st century. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Rewilding the Wild Wood. February 8, 2016. It was a blustery afternoon in early spring, a few months after the Mole’s adventure in the Wild Wood. The short cold days of winter were gone. With them had passed the recollection of his fear on that expedition. When the Rat had brought him through the snow to the sanctuary of Badger’s house. The Rat poked the coals ‘of course’, he said. An important t...

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Chris Sandbrook | Thinking like a human

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Thinking like a human. Conservation for the 21st century. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Category Archives: Chris Sandbrook. The myth of win-win in arguments for conservation. April 15, 2016. The last few years have seen an intensification in the long running debate about the underlying rationale(s) for biodiversity conservation. In Georgina Mace’s terminology. Is conservation about nature for itself, nature despite people, nature for people, or people and nature? March 16, 2016.

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Bill Adams | Thinking like a human

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Thinking like a human. Conservation for the 21st century. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Author Archives: Bill Adams. August 25, 2016. For international conservationists, the turning of the year is marked not by changing seasons but by international travel opportunities – and this year September is a bumper month. It opens with the IUCN World Conservation Congress. In the hyper-remote Hawai’i, and ends with the 17. About trade in rhino horn is currently a key issue for CITES. The COP...

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Green Party | Thinking like a human

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Thinking like a human. Conservation for the 21st century. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Tag Archives: Green Party. Election 2015: Would conservation charities vote Green? May 7, 2015. We need to remake society. And in this remaking we need finally to realise that consumer capitalism is the problem, not the solution. The solution lies in a democratically managed economy that operates within the Earth’s resource limits. The market makes us impatient with the suffering of others, toler...

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natural capital | Thinking like a human

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Thinking like a human. Conservation for the 21st century. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Tag Archives: natural capital. Election 2015: Would conservation charities vote Green? May 7, 2015. We need to remake society. And in this remaking we need finally to realise that consumer capitalism is the problem, not the solution. The solution lies in a democratically managed economy that operates within the Earth’s resource limits. The market makes us impatient with the suffering of others, t...

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charities | Thinking like a human

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Thinking like a human. Conservation for the 21st century. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Election 2015: Would conservation charities vote Green? May 7, 2015. We need to remake society. And in this remaking we need finally to realise that consumer capitalism is the problem, not the solution. The solution lies in a democratically managed economy that operates within the Earth’s resource limits. The market makes us impatient with the suffering of others, tolerant of inequality, prone to...

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General election | Thinking like a human

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Thinking like a human. Conservation for the 21st century. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Tag Archives: General election. Election 2015: Would conservation charities vote Green? May 7, 2015. We need to remake society. And in this remaking we need finally to realise that consumer capitalism is the problem, not the solution. The solution lies in a democratically managed economy that operates within the Earth’s resource limits. The market makes us impatient with the suffering of others, ...

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green economy | Thinking like a human

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Thinking like a human. Conservation for the 21st century. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Tag Archives: green economy. Any Colour You Like, But Not Green. October 13, 2015. What are we to make of the news that the German car manufacturer Volkswagen has been cheating on emissions tests for diesel cars in the USA? On share prices. Subsequent stories expanded the focus of concern from Volkswagen to the Porsche partner companies (Audi and Skoda), who announced. Should this be a surprise?

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Uncategorized | Thinking like a human

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Thinking like a human. Conservation for the 21st century. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Out of sight/site, out of mind: the challenge of studying what really matters in political ecology. November 10, 2015. Political ecology scholarship regularly, and rightly, calls attention to these hidden processes and seeks to shed light onto them. For example, a recent paper by Martin Arboleda. Click to email (Opens in new window). Click to print (Opens in new window). October 13, 2015. First, ...