Author: Isyana Saraswati

The year 2016 marked a significant, albeit debated, milestone: the 25th anniversary of the widespread accessibility … The Genesis and Evolution of the International Community for Ecopsychology: A Digital Pioneer’s JourneyRead more

The discourse within ecopsychology, a field dedicated to understanding the intricate relationship between human psychology and … The Enduring Disconnect: Tracing the Roots of Humanity’s Separation from NatureRead more

For the past eighteen months, a compelling correspondence has unfolded between the world of journalism and … The Enduring Majesty of Great Basin Bristlecone Pines: A Photographer’s Journey into Ancient WisdomRead more

A recent commentary published in The Guardian by journalist and environmental activist George Monbiot has ignited … If Children Lose Contact With Nature They Won’t Fight For ItRead more

Two significant media communications that emerged in the first part of 2016 have garnered considerable attention, … Two Media Communications Emerging in Early 2016 Offer Hope for Climate ActionRead more

Wells Gray Provincial Park, a vast expanse of protected wilderness nestled within the Caribou Mountains of … Helmcken Falls: A Natural Spectacle and a Metaphor for Life’s TransitionsRead more

The landscape of the internet, often cited as reaching its 25th anniversary in 2016, with some … The Genesis and Evolution of Online Ecopsychology Communities: A Digital Journey from ListServs to Global NetworksRead more

In the landscape of modern society, a pervasive sense of disconnection from the natural world has … The Profound Disconnect: Exploring the Roots and Ramifications of Humanity’s Separation from NatureRead more

For the past eighteen months, a profound dialogue has unfolded between the ecopsychology community and David … The Enduring Majesty of Great Basin Bristlecone Pines: A Journey Through Time and SelfRead more

The enduring question of humanity’s relationship with the natural world has long been a cornerstone of … The Human-Nature Disconnect: Exploring Ecopsychology’s Theories on Separation and ReconnectionRead more