Abstract
The science of ecology is often conflated with environmentalism. ‘Ecology in culture’ looks at the transfer of ecological insights to moral and political fields. Has ecological science enabled us to develop an ecological conscience that will help the planet withstand unprecedented environmental challenges? Transformative movements include Gaia Theory (the idea of the earth as a living, self-regulating organism); Deep Ecology (a movement that disregards a human-centred approach); Cultural Ecology (which advocates for our environment’s ability to sustain culture); and Sacred Ecology (a new perspective on how to interact with nature and the elements. To restore environmental health, should we rebuild a cultural ecology?
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