Wild things: children's culture and ecocriticism

'He made us very much like the flowers': human/nature in nineteenth-century Anglo-American children's literature / Maude Hines

'Foundation stones': natural history for children in St. Nicholas magazine / Kaye Adkins

Somewhere outside the forest: ecological ambivalence in Neverland from The little white bird to Hook / M. Lynn Byrd

The wild and wild animal characters in the ecofeminist novels of Beatrix Potter and Gene Stratton-Potter / Marion W. Copeland

Arthur Ransome and the conservation of the English lakes / Karen Welberry

E. B. White's paean to life: the environmental imagination of Charlotte's web / Lynn Overholt Wake

EcoLewis: conservation and anticolonialism in The chronicles of Narnia / Nicole M. DuPluss

Playing seriously with Dr. Seuss: a pedagogical response to The Lorax / Bob Henderson, Merle Kennedy, and Chuck Chamberlin

'The world around them': the changing depiction of nature in Owl magazine / Tara L. Holton and Tim B. Rogers

Still putting out 'fires': Ranger Rick and animal/human stewardship / Arlene Plevin

Environmental justice children's literature: depicting, defending, and celebrating trees and birds, colors and people / Kamala Platt

(Em)bracing icy mothers: ideology, identity, and environment in children's fantasy / Naomi Wood

Eco-edu-tainment: the construction of the child in contemporary environmental children's music / Michelle H. Martin

'It's not easy being green': Jim Henson, the Muppets, and ecological literacy / Sidney I. Dobrinn

Cartoons and contamination: how the multinational kids help Captain Planet save Gaia / Susan Jaye Dauer

Disney of Orlando's animal kingdom / Kenneth B. Kidd