There are many different products of disciplinary amalgamation like ecofeminism, ecosocialism and ecotheology. Within the limits of this paper, our concern is a broad understanding of one stream of ecophilosophy1 namely ecospiritualism. The analysis is proposed to be carried out through the queries like, 'What is the precise meaning and range of ecospiritualism?', 'How is it different from conventional religions?', 'Which are the diverse forms and expressions of ecospiritualism?' , and 'Is it a living tradition in the incipient circumstances of environmental crises?'

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