Vol 9 No 2 – Issue with partial focus on the built environment (edited by Taylor Hood)
Full publication date: 22 June 2026
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Contents
The challenge of ecological citizenship in anthropocentric epicentres
Editorial
Hood T
When the law doesn’t see the land: The destruction of a living urban block in Brazil
Reflection
de Trói M
The environmental impacts of the Russia–Ukraine war: Reflections from the setting of an English botanic garden
Reflection
Clark JN
On hope and the environmental crisis: A sermon delivered at Ely Cathedral, 5 October 2025
Reflection
Cooper N
Bird safe glass as a step toward species inclusive design
Reflection
McFarland K
What’s accessibility got to do with ecocentrism?
Long article
Battersby H
Ecologies of oppression: Fraying the fabric of justice
Long article
Christoff D
Opening the city: Reorienting the built environment towards exposure, vulnerability and presence
Long article
Hood T
Urban ecocentrism, multispecies violence and the anti-utopian lessons of Princess Mononoke
Long article
Petroselli FR
When images outnumber encounters: Synthetic wilderness and ecological presence in an age of AI
Long article
Feltrin AN
Obituary for Paul Ehrlich
In memoriam
Irvine S
La libre évolution: Negotiating ecological freedom at UNESCO, Paris
Meeting report
Sabin L
Poetry section from The Ecological Citizen Vol 9 No 2
Poetry section
Postnikov V (Editor)