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"Ecological amnesia" is a cross-genre book category that examines how societies, cultures, and individuals forget — or are made to forget — the natural histories, species, landscapes, and ecological knowledge that once shaped their lives. Works in this category range from investigative nonfiction tracing lost ecosystems and suppressed traditional practices, to memoirs of environmental grief, to literary and speculative fiction imagining futures in which nature is a faded memory, and to hybrid archives that reconstruct what was erased. Central concerns are the causes and consequences of forgetting (colonialism, development, consumer culture, trauma, deliberate denial), the ethical and political stakes of that erasure, and the practices of remembering, restoration, and resistance that seek to re-member places and species. Readers can expect elegiac attention to vanished worlds, critical analysis of power and amnesia, and often an urgent argument that recovering ecological memory is essential to any sustainable future.

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