Author: Claire Waddell-Wood

In environmental history, we strive to connect with our research subjects beyond traditional archives and research methods. To celebrate Environmental History Week, please join us for a workshop exploring the materiality, interconnectedness, and temporalities of the objects that appear in our everyday lives. We will...

Call for Papers for a special issue of Australian Journal of Environmental Education on Critical Forest Studies: Seeding a New Field from Underground to Overstory. Abstracts are due 15 April 2025. The complete CFP is available here: https://www.cambridge.org/core/services/aop-file-manager/file/67d158c0f55b706c517da81a/Critical-Forest-Studies-Special-Issue.pdf Co-Guest Editors: David Rousell (RMIT), Cher Hill (Simon Fraser University),...

Dear colleagues, I seek to employ an RA to collaborate with me toward 'Sea-Works' (working title), a digital resource which intends to facilitate public encounters with maritime-archaeological artefacts while opening those artefacts to novel, and plural, interpretive pathways. In principle, the resource will present 3D models...

Plumwood Inc. are still searching for new caretakers to live onsite at Plumwood Mountain from 2025 onwards. Surrounded by exceptional old growth forest and Val Plumwood's personal museum and library, this position offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to experience Plumwood’s living legacy and contribute to the communal...

Environment and Communication: Shifting Perspectives, Creativity, and Conviviality from the Edge The International Environmental Communication Association (IECA), in collaboration with the University of Tasmania's School of Creative Arts and Media (CAM), invites scholars, artists, practitioners, and activists to the 18th Biennial Conference on Communication and Environment...

Environmental Philosophy, the journal of the International Association for Environmental Philosophy, announces a memorial issue (guest editors, David Utsler and Brian Treanor) dedicated to the work of Prof. Forrest Clingerman (1972 –2024). Clingerman was a prolific scholar, notable member of the International Association for Environmental...

Friends/Colleagues, With our Call for Chapters and Creative Artefacts for 'Ceding Control: River Running Rights in Australian Environment Policy', the editors want to focus on Australian water environmental ethics and policy with a humanities lens (acknowledging the intersection with science is critical). Why Australian? Given the...

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