Focusing on the principles of restoration ecology, this book explores methods for restoring damaged ecosystems to their original state or enhancing their ecological functions. It covers fundamental concepts and techniques essential for understanding and practicing restoration ecology, providing insights into the field's significance and approaches.
This book uses the dramas of the Storm and Stress period as a major example of reference to fate and guilt concepts as potential rationalisation of tragic irrationality. They are compared to literary tragedies of the Western world leading to the conclusion that they summarize, the contradict, and to some extent predict all major solutions to tragic insolubility.