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Reviving natural history, building ecological civilisation: the philosophy and social significance of the Natural History Revival Movement in contemporary China

Environmental Studies and Forestry

Reviving natural history, building ecological civilisation: the philosophy and social significance of the Natural History Revival Movement in contemporary China

S. Fu and K. H. Nielsen

Discover the transformative potential of the Natural History Revival Movement (NHRM) in China, as explored by Siyu Fu and Kristian H. Nielsen. This movement challenges conventional approaches to ecological civilization, advocating for naturalist studies and environmental monitoring. Join us in uncovering its philosophical and social significance!

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