Chance and Change

Discover the thought-provoking insights of Chance and Change by William Holland Drury Jr., published by the esteemed University of California Press in 1998. This compelling work, spanning 209 pages, challenges the conventional beliefs held by establishment ecology. Drury presents a persuasive argument that embraces disorder as the fundamental force driving the natural world. He contends that adhering to idealistic views of nature's grand design can undermine the effectiveness of the conservation movement. Delve into this enlightening collection of essays that not only explores the intricate relationship between ecology and evolution but also emphasizes the importance of adapting our understanding of environmental science. Perfect for anyone interested in applied ecology, environmental studies, and the conservation of natural resources, Chance and Change is a must-read for those passionate about protecting our planet.