This special issue of The Trumpeter invites contributions at the intersection of plant studies and radical ecology including deep ecology, eco-phenomenology, eco-psychology, ecofeminism, and primitivism. The issue aims to illuminate the role of plants, trees, forests, botanical science, ethnobotany, and human-plant relations in radical ecological theory and practice.

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