"Environmental Ethics: A Very Short Introduction" provides a concise overview of the fundamental concepts and challenges of environmental ethics. Written by Robin Attfield, the book highlights the moral questions arising from the relationship between humans and nature. It addresses topics such as the value of nature, responsibility towards future generations, and the ethical implications of human actions on the environment. With 144 pages, it serves as a compact introduction suitable for both students and interested readers. The clear language and structured argumentation make complex topics accessible and engaging. This book is a valuable resource for anyone looking to explore the ethical dimensions of ecological issues.