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Applications are invited for IASH Environmental Humanities Visiting Research Fellowships of between two and four months. These Visiting Fellowships are intended to encourage outstanding interdisciplinary research, international scholarly collaboration, and networking...
Philosophy Seminar: "What does it mean to call a chimpanzee a person?" By Kristin Andrews (York University) Abstract: Recent lawsuits in the US and Argentina are promoting the idea that other great...
Interested in knowing more about the natural and cultural histories of fungi and their significance in underpinning terrestrial ecosystems? A series of seminars, forays and workshops are on offer this autumn...
A new report "Developing the Environmental Humanities in Switzerland: An Evaluation of Opportunities, Challenges, and Priorities in Research, Teaching, and Institutional Support" by Christoph Kueffer, Philippe Foret and Marcus Hall,...
The latest issue of Plumwood Mountain: An Australian Journal of Ecopoetry and Ecopoetics has just appeared - free online! ...
Multi-species methods: participatory research and the more-than-human Michelle Bastian, University of Edinburgh Widespread interest in challenging the traditional divides between humans and non-humans has contributed to a growing push for methods that...
Registration for the ESEH meeting in Versailles, France, 30 June to 4 July 2015, is now available! Register at http://www.eseh2015.eu/register/. Discounted registration is only available through March 31st. Note that you must register by March...
Sawyer Seminars at UCLA series on the Environmental Humanities with Mellon funding may be of interest to Australians passing through UCLA in Jan, Feb, March, April, May or June. http://environmental.humanities.ucla.edu/ Note that...
In February and March the Environmental Humanities Program at UNSW will host several exciting visitors: Cary Wolfe and Maria Whiteman, and then Sarah Franklin and Sara Ahmed. In each case...
Please note that places are limited at this event and we're asking people to RSVP here. Workshop speakers: Sara Ahmed is Professor of Race and Cultural Studies and Director of the Centre for Feminist...