One of the founding fathers of what has come to be popularly known as ecopsychology, Robert Greenway is a prolific writer who has published many seminal articles and contributions to books that have influenced the field.
His entire life reads like a list of the “Who’s Who” greats of our time (read more in his life summary document here).
A retired journalist and educator, Robert currently spends his days communing with the garlic on his small-scale organic farm, continuing to serve as thinking partner, muse, and mentor to many of the current crop of Ecopsychology writers, and working on his own book.
Publications
Defining Ecopsychology, Parts 1 & 2, Gatherings, March 2009
The Small Farm as Art Form: Some Thoughts on Applied Ecopsychology, Gatherings Issue #6, Winter 2001-2002
Multiple Approaches to Ecopsychology: One View, Gatherings, Issue #2, Spring 2000
What is Ecopsychology?, Gathering, Issue#1, Winter 1999 – 2000
“The Wilderness Effect and Ecopsychology” in Ecopsychology: Restoring the Earth, Healing the Mind by Theodore Roszak, Mary Gomes, Allen Kanner and Lester Brown, 1995
Robert Greenway: The Ecopsychology Interview, Ecopsychology Online Journal
March 2009, Vol. 1, Issue 1., 47-52
“Can a Bigger Map Save Us? A Commentary on Esbjorn-Hargens and Michael Zimmerman’s Integral Ecology: Uniting Multiple Perspectives on the Natural World”. Ecopsychology Online Journal, June 2011, Vol. 3, Issue 2 — 159-163
“Healing by the Wilderness E_perience” in David Rothenberg (ed) Wild Ideas (Minneapolis, MN: University of Minnesota Press, 1995
“Wilderness E_perience and Ecopsychology”. International Journal of Wilderness Volume 2, Number 1, May 1996
“Mapping the Wilderness E_perience: Ideas and Questionss Gleaned From a Twenty- Two-year Study of a University Wilderness Program”. (Paper presented at the Fifth World Congress-Symposium on International Wilderness Allocation, Management, and Research, September, 1992, Tromso, Norway. (Also titled: “On Crossing, and Not Crossing, the Wilderness Boundary”, circulated privately)
“Notes in Search of an Ecopsyhchology”. Paper presented at the first Esalen Institute Ecopsychology Conference, July, 1993. Big Sur, California
“The Wilderness E_perience and the Environmental Crisis: Thoughts Towards an Ecopsychology.” Unpublished, 1989, circulated privately.
“On Planning a College-Level Ecopsychology Curriculum”. Unpublished, 1985, Circulated Privately.
“Psychoeology as a Search for Language”. Unpublished, 1982, circulated privately.
“Ecopsychology Reading List”, January 1991. Unpublished, circulated privately.
“The Wilderness E_perience: Merging Natural and Cultural Wisdom”, published in Germany, in: Kooperation mit der Evolution – Eugen-Didejicles, Velag, Munhen, 1999.
“Rasberry E_ercises: How to Start Your Own School (and Make a Book). 1971, Freestone Publishing Company, Freestone, California. (co-authored with Salli Rasberry)
