Environmental history is a subset of history that explores the way humans and the environment interact. The phenomena that influence history's mechanisms include technological, intellectual, cultural, and social transformations. These have a profound effect on the natural world as well. Environmental history's main field of study is this phenomenon. In the intellectual or philosophical movement known as ecofeminism, women played a significant role in preserving and protecting the environment. They contend that a capitalist economy and a patriarchal social structure are harmful to women and the environment. The paper examines how environmental movements, ecofeminism, and environmental history converge.

Environmental history is a subset of history that explores the way humans and the environment interact.