Eco-Anarchism is a political philosophy that combines principles of anarchism with ecological concerns. It advocates for a society without hierarchical structures, emphasizing decentralized, self-managed communities that prioritize environmental sustainability. Eco-Anarchists believe that traditional state systems and capitalism contribute to ecological destruction and social inequality. This movement promotes direct action, grassroots organizing, and the use of sustainable practices to protect the environment. Eco-Anarchists often engage in activities such as permaculture, reforestation, and community gardening to create resilient ecosystems. They argue that a harmonious relationship with nature is essential for a just and equitable society.