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On behalf of our editorial board and reviewers, welcome to the inaugural issue of Ecopsychology. This first editorial provides an opportunity to introduce myself and share some experiences getting this project off the ground. I will offer some ways to understand ecopsychology in context of other forms of environmentally focused psychology, describe the mission of the new journal, and preview our first issue. Finally, I will give thanks for all that makes this 21st century electronic dialog possible and offer an invitation for readers to contribute to the development of this new journal.
The contributors to our first issue offer diverse, international perspectives on ecopsychology theory, practice, and research.
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March 2009 • A Peer Reviewed Journal for Ecopsychology in Ecopsychology: 1-7[/fusion_builder_column][/fusion_builder_row][/fusion_builder_container]
