Tag: nature

Enough is Enough: A View from Tonga on Biodiversity

February 3, 2025

In this blog Tom Greaves, Editor of Environmental Values introduces a discourse on sustainability delivered by Elisiva Sunia at COP16 in Colombia. The following discourse was delivered by Elisiva Sunia at the 16th meeting of the Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity (COP 16) in Cali, Colombia, October–November 2024. Elisiva attended the … More Enough is Enough: A View from Tonga on Biodiversity

Decolonising Plant Relations Through Creative Practice

July 3, 2024

In this blog, Kristina Van Dexter, Creative Submissions co-editor (with Prue Gibson) of Plant Perspectives reflects on her deep engagement with the relations and languages of plant life that compose forest-worlds. Listen closely to the language of the forest – the decay and decomposition, the generative relations of fungi and roots, the rhythmic comings and … More Decolonising Plant Relations Through Creative Practice

Paradise Blues: Travels through American Environmental History

January 10, 2024

We are delighted to have just published Christof Mauch’s Paradise Blues in English translation (by Lucy Jones). The prologue invites readers to jump in to a book described by Don Worster as ‘a new kind of history for a world seeking hope’ and by Serenella Iovino as ‘a rich and unpredictable epiphany of stories’. The … More Paradise Blues: Travels through American Environmental History