Erika Yarrow finds inspiration, energy and optimism amongst arts and ecology experts at the University of Falmouth.

David Buckland* concludes our serialisation of Burning Ice, Cape Farewell's inspirational book documenting the recent Arctic explorations of artists, scientists and writers onboard a 100-year old schooner.

CIWEM's new arts and ecology initiative is a vital step towards creating a wider, productive platform for the arts and environmental sectors to inform and engage with one another. Gunpowder Park is supporting CIWEM and Artistic Director, Eileen Woods, explains how its work demonstrates the value and potential of the interdisciplinary working practice that CIWEM is promoting.

Sculptural statements by Peter Clegg and Antony Gormley created during a Cape Farewell expedition to the Arctic.

Sam Bowyer talks to Erika Yarrow about culture, climate change and the new on-line museum that is opening up access to environmental art.

Erika Yarrow talks to the renowned eco-architect.

What do Dreissena polymorpha and modern art in Canada have in common? Plenty, according to British artist Simon Starling, winner of the 2005 Turner Prize. Sarah Stanners* reports.

Creating a sense of place is a key theme of modern environmental design. Jonathan Ives* looks at how the making of places has evolved into the concept of placemaking and the role of art in the process.

Peter Randall-Page* describes how nature influenced the design of the Eden Project's new education centre.

Peter Brimblecombe* describes how the visual arts have long depicted our environment, even enabling scientists to gain a better understanding of sea level rises.