Wilderness Policy & National Identity 

Wilderness Policy & National Identity 

April 9, 2023Posted inAll 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…
Starvation as a Political Tool: Putin’s Campaign of Famine & Comparing the Ukrainian “Holodomor” and the Irish Famine “An Gorta Mór”

Starvation as a Political Tool: Putin’s Campaign of Famine & Comparing the Ukrainian “Holodomor” and the Irish Famine “An Gorta Mór”

April 6, 2022Posted inAll Posts, Food Politics, Global Conflict & Food Production
by Emma J Devereux Citation: Devereux, E.J.,(2022), “Starvation as a Political Tool: Putin’s Campaign of Famine & Comparing the Ukrainian “Holodomor” and the Irish Famine “An Gorta Mór””, EcoFoodDev, http://www.ecofooddev.com/starvation-as-a-political-tool-putins-campaign-of-famine-comparing-the-ukrainian-holodomor-and-the-irish-famine-an-gorta-mor/ Featured…
Sustainable Genetics: Crop Wild Relatives (CWRs) & Crop-to-Wild Gene Flow

Sustainable Genetics: Crop Wild Relatives (CWRs) & Crop-to-Wild Gene Flow

August 11, 2021Posted inAll Posts, Crop Science, Crop to Wild Relatives, Genetics in Agriculture
by Emma J Devereux Citation: Devereux, E.J.,(2021), "Sustainable Agri Genetics: Crop Wild Relatives (CWRs) & Crop-to-Wild Gene Flow", EcoFoodDev, https://www.ecofooddev.com/sustainable-agri-genetics-crop-wild-relatives-cwrs%e2%80%af-crop-to-wild-gene-flow/ Crop Wild Relatives are wild plant species that evolved with, co-occur…
Traditional Ecological Knowledge: Indigenous Wisdom for a Sustainable Future

Traditional Ecological Knowledge: Indigenous Wisdom for a Sustainable Future

July 5, 2021Posted inAgroecology, All Posts, Environment, Food & Culture, Indigenous Ecological Knowledge, Present: Food & Farming Today, Rewilding
by Emma J Devereux Citation: Devereux, E.J.,(2021), "Traditional Ecological Knowledge: How Indigenous Wisdom Can Build a Sustainable Future", EcoFoodDev, https://www.ecofooddev.com/traditional-ecological-knowledge-indigenous-wisdom-global-climate-change/ Environmental communication is an urgent and pressing topic, and one…