Index to Volume 25

25th Anniversary Issue, Volume 25, Issue 1
Introduction from the Editor Piers H.G. Stephens	1–2
"Reflecting Back, Looking Forward: Ethics and the Environment at 25" Lori Gruen	3–6
"The Status of Canyons & the Quest for Conservation" Jane Duran	7–17
"Dwelling in the Anthropocene: Notes from Lake Superior" Joshua Trey Barnett and David Charles Gore	19–49
"Who Loves Rats? A Renewed Plea for the Managed Relocations of Endangered Species" Eleni Panagiotarakou	51–68
"Extending the Concept of Wilderness Beyond Planet Earth" Alan Johnson	69–83
Book Review: Morality and the Environmental Crisis by Roger Gottlieb Madronna Holden	85–92
Ethics & the Environment 25.2
"Wilderness as a Quasi-Natural Historical Kind" Dennis Earl	1–28
"An Evangelical Environmental Bioethic: A Proposal" Cristina Richie	29–44
"Irreplaceable Design: On the Non-Instrumental Value of Biological Variation" Brendan Cline	45–72
"Climate Change and the Everyday: Becoming Present to Precarity" Russell Duvernoy	73–95
"A Wholesome Anthropocentrism: Reconceptualizing the Value of Nature within the Framework of an Enlightened Self-interest" Bartlomiej Lenart	97_117
"'Who Owns Renewable Energy? An Argument for Lockean-Inspired Ownership'" Paul Fagan	119–142