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The early months of 2016 have been marked by significant media moments that, for many, have … The Dawn of Hope: DiCaprio’s Climate Call and Gore’s Optimistic Vision Ignite Early 2016 Media LandscapeRead more

Wells Gray Provincial Park, a vast expanse of protected wilderness nestled within the Caribou Mountains of … Helmcken Falls: A Symphony of Nature’s Power and Transient ExistenceRead more

The year 2016 marked a significant, albeit debated, milestone: the 25th anniversary of the birth of … The Genesis and Evolution of Ecopsychology’s Online Community: From Humble Beginnings to a Evolving LandscapeRead more

The discourse surrounding humanity’s relationship with the natural world has long been a central theme within … The Unraveling of Eden: Tracing Humanity’s Disconnection from the Natural WorldRead more

Over the past eighteen months, a profound dialogue has unfolded between the ecopsychology community and David … A Glimpse into the Ancient Wisdom of Great Basin Bristlecone PinesRead more

A recent commentary published by George Monbiot in The Guardian has ignited a robust discussion regarding … If Children Lose Contact With Nature They Won’t Fight For ItRead more

The early months of 2016 have been marked by two significant media moments that have resonated … Two Media Communications Emerging from Early 2016 Offer Powerful Messages on Climate Change and Indigenous VoicesRead more

Wells Gray Provincial Park, a vast expanse of protected wilderness nestled within the Caribou Mountains of … Wells Gray Park: A Symphony of Water, Wildlife, and Profound Natural LessonsRead more

The digital landscape, a seemingly ubiquitous force in contemporary life, has a history far richer and … The Genesis and Evolution of Online Ecopsychology Communities: A Look Back and a Gaze ForwardRead more

The landscape of modern human experience, particularly within industrialized societies, is marked by a profound and … The Fractured Bond: Exploring Ecopsychology’s Quest to Understand Human-Nature DisconnectionRead more