Edward Goldsmith

Peter Bunyard

Proceedings of the Second Annual Camelford Conference on the Implications of the Gaia Thesis

Gaia and Evolution

Nicholas Hildyard

Patrick McCully

A presentation of a wide range of ecosystems, examining the critical enviornmental issues and proposing solutions in agriculture, energy, and society.

Restoring Our Endangered Ecosystems

Imperiled Planet

Wadebridge Ecological Centre

The implications of the Gaia hypothesis are multitudinous. Three stand out as particularly important. First, nature can no longer be seen as a random assortment of different forms of life. Second, living organisms, instead of being competitive and aggressive, must on the contrary cooperate with each other and third, Gaia is best seen as a cybernetic system capable of maintaining its stability

Gaia, the Thesis, the Mechanisms and the Implications

Peter Bunyard

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