The Human Ecology Journal

COP25 Climate Action Commitment
The Oxford Word of the Year is climate emergency. This was announced by Oxford Dictionaries, the publisher of the world’s largest dictionary of the English language. In a recent ...
Social and Therapeutic Horticulture for Wellbeing
When people come to visit Thrive’s gardens in rural Berkshire, it’s usually not long before they say something on the lines of: `You’ve got a very beautiful ...
Changing Ourselves to Change our Systems
Having worked with businesses to embed sustainability in their practices over the last eight years, I was part of several voices calling for systems change – to go beyond band-aid solutions ...
Unravelling the Mysteries of Human Milk
When I stumbled into human milk research during my PhD, part of my wonder at the subject was how little I had known during medical and paediatric training about the ...
In Nature We Trust
Re-discovering the power of true connection Like a tree, we are rooted in the earth. We are as dependent on the soil we stand on as that tree. We are ...
Science cannot solve the ultimate mystery of nature. And that is because, in the last analysis, we ourselves are part of nature and therefore part of the mystery that we are trying to solve.
Max Planck 1932
Community Action on Plastic
Stroud District Action on Plastic (SDAP) is a community group working with individuals, businesses and civic institutions across the Stroud district to eliminate unnecessary single use plastic and make better ...
A Dose Of Empathy Is All Some Patients Need
I co-authored a review of 28 trials, which was published in the Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine quantifying what many doctors already knew: empathic, positive communication benefits patients. Two ...

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