Science, meet the people!
Now that I’m getting some order into this work I can start to re-read back issues of the BES Bulletin. It strikes me that there’s a lot of concern in ecology, as in other sciences, with public perception and understanding. Books on the topic are becoming increasingly frequent – here’s one I reviewed earlier! The June 2012 bulletin listed some critical areas that needed to be addressed: science to inform policy-making sustainable food production natural capital ecology and planning/health etc. […]
