Policy – EcoFoodDev | Emma J Devereux

ESG, Natural Resource Management & the “Just Transition”

By EcoFoodDev May 10, 2023Environment, Food & Culture, Food Politics, Future: Sustainable Food & Farming, Indigenous Ecological Knowledge, Policy

Citation: Devereux, E.J.,(2023), “ESG, Natural Resource Management & the “Just Transition””, EcoFoodDev, esg-natural-resource-management-amp-the-just-transition Featured image: UN Sustainable Development Goals https://www.cso.ie/en/unsdgs/ In the previous post (“Traditional Ecological Knowledge: Indigenous Wisdom & Global…

Wilderness Policy & National Identity

By EcoFoodDev April 9, 2023All Posts, Environment, Food & Culture, Food as Identity, Policy, Rewilding

Citation: Devereux, E.J.,(2023), "Wilderness Policy & National Identity”, EcoFoodDev, https://www.ecofooddev.com/wilderness-policy-amp-national-identity/ Featured image: Savanna landscapes, Kruger National Park. Photo by author. As discussed in the previous blog https://www.ecofooddev.com/conservation-policy-the-idea-of-wilderness/, early (19th/20th century) conservation…

Wilderness, Conservation & Eco-Tourism

By EcoFoodDev March 10, 2022All Posts, Environment, Food & Culture, Policy, Rewilding, Tourism

by Emma J Devereux Citation: Devereux, E.J.,(2022), “Wilderness, Conservation & Eco-Tourism”, EcoFoodDev, https://www.ecofooddev.com/wilderness-conservation--eco-tourism/ Eco-tourism and wilderness destinations are incredibly popular, with tourists seeing no contradiction, it seems, in an area being…

Conservation Policy & The Idea of “Wilderness”

By EcoFoodDev February 21, 2022All Posts, Environment, Food & Culture, Food Politics, Policy, Rewilding

by Emma J Devereux Citation: Devereux, E.J.,(2022), "Conservation Policy & The Idea of "Wilderness"", EcoFoodDev, https://www.ecofooddev.com/conservation-policy-the-idea-of-wilderness/ Does wilderness still exist? The idea that wilderness areas represent the last parts of…