Contributors from design, architecture, biology, economics, and other fields reflect on the temporal limitations of design practice and observational research in ecology in its various manifestations. They cover foundations, evolutions; emergent ideas, ecological thinking, anthro-ecologies, hybridity; ecology, cities, and design; and paths forward. Rather than providing a guiding set of practices or absolute conditions, say Reed and Lister, the essays offer a range of perspectives that may lead readers to challenge the conventions of human intervention, science, and the spiritual manifestations of fate. Annotation 2020 Ringgold, Inc., Portland, OR (protoview.com)
