1. Foreword

   EditorialNotes Pages: 781 - 782

2. Ecologists and ethical judgements

   • Nigel Cooper
   • Bob Carling

   Guest Editorial Pages: 783 - 785

3. Ecology: modern hero or post-modern villain? From scientific trees to phenomenological wood

   • Jane M. Howarth

   Papers Pages: 786 - 797

4. Ethics, ecology and economics

   • Andrew Brennan

   Papers Pages: 798 - 811

5. The use and abuse of ecological concepts in environmental ethics

   • Alan Holland

   Papers Pages: 812 - 826

6. An extensionist environmental ethic

   • Gary L. Comstock

   Papers Pages: 827 - 837

7. Ecology and ethics: relation of religious belief to ecological practice in the Biblical tradition

   • Calvin B. De Witt

   Papers Pages: 838 - 848

8. Christian theological resources for environmental ethics

   • Brent Waters

   Papers Pages: 849 - 856

9. Environmental needs and social justice

   • J. P. Barkham

   Papers Pages: 857 - 868

10. Christianity and human demographic change: towards a diagnostic ethic

    • Susan Power Bratton

    Papers Pages: 869 - 876

11. Forging a biodiversity ethic in a multicultural context

    • David R. Given

    Papers Pages: 877 - 891

12. Collaborative research and intellectual property rights

    • Darrell A. Posey
    • Graham Dutfield
    • Kristina Plenderleith

    Papers Pages: 892 - 902

13. Ethical considerations and animal welfare in ecological field studies

    • R. J. Putman

    Papers Pages: 903 - 915

14. Wildlife conservation in churchyards: a case-study in ethical judgements

    • Nigel S. Cooper

    Papers Pages: 916 - 928

15. Conflicting priorities in site management in England

    • E. T. Idle

    Papers Pages: 929 - 937