Editors

Editor-in-Chief

George Conesa

Managing Editor

Matthew Jamnik

Associate Editor

Cynthia Brunold

Conference Ideation

"While no longer a conference showcase, the current issue features varying contributions that still resonate with the original theme of the conference: personal and communal resilience. Each featured piece, in their own unique way, informs and enriches our understanding of what it means to be resilient during this “ecopsychosociological” crisis. Resilience in individuals, in families and communities , in culture and society. Together, this collection exemplifies the wide scope and diversity of ecopsychological scholarship, spanning not only clinical and scientific domains but also aesthetic and cultural ones." ~Matt Jamnik

The International Journal of Ecopsychology (IJE) Vol 9(1), September 2024 Issue.

Editors: George Conesa, Matthew Jamnik, and Cynthia Brunold

Editorial by Matt Jamnik

Humanitarian Natural Disaster Response and Recovery: A Proposed Ecopsychological Framework (original article) ~ Megan Scott (US)

Amended/Errata to above

The Relationship between the Physical Activity Environment, Nature Relatedness, Anxiety, and the Psychological Well-being Benefits of Regular Exercisers ~ Emma Lawton, Eric Brymer, Peter Clough, and Andrew Denovan (UK)

An Ecopsychological Reading of Susan Fennimore Cooper’s “Rural Hours” (original article) ~Abdelkader Bouhmida (Morocco)

Ecopoetry as Mind into Matter: Some Educational Possibilities (original article) ~Terry Locke (NZ)

‘Jingle’ and ‘Jangle’ Fallacies ~George Conesa (US)

Artist Interview: The Power of Clay ~Featuring Viken Peltekian

Book Review: “The Evolved Nest: Nature’s Way of Raising Children and Creating Connected Communities” ~Michelle A. Fouts (US)

American Letters: 1. Americanitis 2. Theodore Dreiser

POEM: Common Sounds ~Adam Wither (US)

Internal peer reviewers: 6; External peer reviewers: 8