Environmental narratives and representations: A Review

The growing global concerns about the environment have to do with sustainability issues. Where the activities of the individual, community, national or international, being it economic, social, political, or cultural, do not post any damage to the environment that will call forcompromise for future generations to look for their means of survival in terms of thequalityand quantity of the environment. However, environmental degradation, pollution, andclimatechange challenges persist locally and globally. Hence, green media content may increasetheaudience's ecological consciousness. Indeed, several authors have highlighted the central role of both print and audio-visual media in bringing environmental issues to public and political attention. This paper aims to compile the insights of various environmental narratives andrepresentations that showcase human-environment relationships over time. As a desk study, the keywords were also the search words for the appropriate literature. It takes theoretical andphilosophical roots from ecocritism. The study reveals that these environmental narratives andrepresentation strategies will go a long way to facilitate public connections, enhance ecologicalsensibility, and facilitate behavioural change.