Practitioners developing field of the of new restora-and developing field of restora-tion
ecology have tended to deal pri-marily with the scientific and technical aspects of …

Restoring Nature aims to show why ecological restorationists must attend more closely to
the human dimensions of restoration projects. It also illustrates how research from the …

The nineteen contributors to Restoring Nature include four researchers for the USDA Forest
Service, an architect, a journal editor, a community planner, and a dozen university …

The nineteen contributors to Restoring Nature include four researchers for the USDA Forest
Service, an architect, a journal editor, a community planner, and a dozen university …

Although major advances have be~ n made in recent years in the physical science and
technology of restoration, we think there is an equally important human side to restoration …

In the course of our lives we are sometimes confronted by events that jolt us out of our
everyday experience. These events can be positive the birth of a child, a move to a new …

Not long ago, for no particular reason, I happened to recall a remark I made to a colleague
here at the Arboretum, just about the time we published the first issue of this journal. My …

Discussion of ecological restoration in environmental ethics has tended to center on issues
about the nature and character of the values that may or may not be produced by restored …

The publication of Restoration Ecology represents an important move forward for ecological
restoration in at least two ways.* First, it provides a closely regulated forum for the …

The present state of restoration ecology is far away from Bradshaw's “acid test for ecology.”
The conclusions drawn from the series of papers in this issue and from the Jena workshop …