Both Russel's and Lauwerys' books were about cultural ecology, although not titled as such.

Starting in the 1980s, cultural ecology came under criticism from political ecology.

Steward contributions to theories of cultural ecology and cultural evolution are renowned.

Steward officially formulated the basic theoretical and methodological framework for cultural ecology in the 1950s-60s.

"Think of yourselves as part of the cultural ecology."

The study of body culture contributed to a history of cultural ecology (Eichberg 1988).

But, he conceded, there might be a benefit to what he called "an assault on our cultural ecology."

Therefore, he proposed that to understand fully the changing systems of cultural ecology, those sites which had other activities had to be found and excavated.

It is studied by cultural ecology, anthropological linguistics, and cultural anthropology.

His research has explored how cultural ecology can help explain the rise of civilizations and how cultures affect each other.