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"Ecofascism" as a book category groups works—both fiction and nonfiction—that explore the intersection of environmentalism with authoritarian, exclusionary, or nationalist ideologies. Titles in this category examine how ecological crises or conservationist rhetoric can be used to justify centralized power, population control, racial or xenophobic policies, and the suppression of dissent, ranging from analytical histories and political critiques to speculative and dystopian fiction. Common themes include militarized conservation, biosecurity and surveillance, ethical debates about rights and responsibility to the planet versus human rights, and warnings about how legitimate environmental concerns can be co-opted by violent or illiberal movements. The category is often framed critically, studying causes, consequences, and resistances to eco-authoritarian thought rather than endorsing it.

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