Environmental Philosophy

Explore the provocative intersection of ethics, nature, and human responsibility in the compelling realm of environmental philosophy.

Varanops: The Prehistoric Predator That Would Make Liberals Squirm

Vince Vanguard

Varanops, a prehistoric predator from the Permian period, challenges modern romanticized views of nature by highlighting its brutal realities and the natural process of extinction.

The Blue Beauty: Morelia Azurea and Its Conservative Charm

Vince Vanguard

The Morelia azurea, a stunning blue python from New Guinea, exemplifies conservative values of self-reliance and natural order, challenging the need for human intervention in nature.

The Eastern Greenish Yellow Bat: Nature's Little Conservative

Vince Vanguard

The Eastern Greenish Yellow Bat exemplifies self-reliance, hard work, and adaptability, making it a symbol of conservative values in nature.

The Central Rock Rat: Nature's Conservative Critter

Vince Vanguard

The Central Rock Rat exemplifies resilience and conservative values through its self-sufficiency and adaptability in Australia's harsh landscapes.

Blastobasis decolorella: Meet the Inconspicuous Successor in the Moth World

Vince Vanguard

Meet Blastobasis decolorella, the moth that quietly thrives in a world that often overlooks it, embodying traits we could all learn from.

The Strophurus Williamsi: Nature's Little Conservative

Vince Vanguard

The Strophurus williamsi gecko exemplifies nature's resilience and self-sufficiency, challenging the need for human intervention in conservation efforts.

The Unheralded Weed That’s Simply Thriving: Elatostema Stipitatum

Vince Vanguard

Discover the unassuming yet resilient Elatostema stipitatum, a plant quietly thriving in the wild, untouched by human debates and distractions. This perennial herb offers a lesson in strength and adaptability amidst a noisy world.