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Ecofeminism involves all-around development of society from the material as well as an intellectual point of view which is based on beliefs and patterns practiced in the society. Women and Environment are indivisible and inseparable parts of every culture and civilization because both women and Environment have contributed to the progress of mankind; their relationship is defined, classified, and determined by many ecologists and writers. Today Ecofeminism concerns have become very important issues in the field of human relations aspects, especially in women's lives and the interaction between nature/women and colonial patriarchal domination which begs for ecofeminism analysis. The researcher discusses that that women’s relationship to the environment is ambivalent and the significance of this study about the Ecofeminism activism of women writer activists like the Works of Wangari Maathai, Vandana Shiva, Mahasheta Devi, Karren J Warren, and Arundhati Roy.

Ecology, Women, Ecofeminism, Shiva, Maathai, Devi, Roy.