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Front Cover -- Series -- NATURE'S BOARDROOM: Giving Nature a Voice and a Vote -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Table of Contents -- 1 Lichen: Why This Idea and Why Now? -- Beginner's mind -- The Rights of Nature -- Something in the water -- Rewilding the boardroom -- 2 Moss: How Nature on the Board Works -- Why stop at lichen? -- How Nature on the Board works -- The difficult questions -- Q. What is the significance of the purpose clause? -- Q. What is the difference between appointing 'Nature' (represented by guardians) and appointing an individual to speak in the interest of Nature?
Q. Why did this happen in the UK? And can this happen in other jurisdictions? -- Q. Can non-​governmental organisations and charities use this model? -- Q. Two years in, what are your reflections on where we're at? -- The legal bit -- A note on Nature's definition -- 3 Gorse: Guardianship and Speaking for Nature -- Guardianship models -- So who actually speaks for Nature (now)? -- What would Nature say? -- On being a guardian -- The right to reply -- 4 Willow: Nature on the Board, Out in the Wild -- How might business change if Nature had a voice and a vote? -- Friends of Cave Creek Canyon
House of Hackney -- Start and end of life -- Acting locally -- Flowing from the Whanganui to the Usk -- Building resilience to flooding in Wales by 2050 -- 5 Heather: A Cultural Shift -- From cathedrals to can-​openers -- Credit where it's due -- Transforming capitalism -- That Apple ad -- Reaching across audiences -- A message from Skye Neville -- 6 Bluebell: A Future with Nature at the Table -- Clara Abbott and Lettie Pate Whitehead -- Bluebells (on the moor) -- Kill your darlings -- If Nature really was the boss ... -- A voice and a vote -- Index
Bristol : Bristol University Press,c2026