Editor’s note: This article is part of a series of reflections on the 2017 Canadian History and Environment Summer School. You can find all the articles here. I am interested in […]
#EnvHist Worth Reading: July 2017
Every month I carefully track the most popular and significant environmental history articles, videos, audio, and other items making their way through the online environmental history (#envhist) community. You can […]
Undoing the Colonial Myth of “Firsting”
Editor’s note: This article is part of a series of reflections on the 2017 Canadian History and Environment Summer School. You can find all the articles here. Author’s note: Please be aware […]
Collaborative Landscapes
Editor’s note: This article is part of a series of reflections on the 2017 Canadian History and Environment Summer School. You can find all the articles here. I am still digesting […]
Walking Backwards with Bad Knees Through Land and History: Seven Lessons in Decolonizing
Editor’s note: This article is part of a series of reflections on the 2017 Canadian History and Environment Summer School. You can find all the articles here. Excited to be […]
ICEHO Bulletin 13
The International Consortium of Environmental History Organizations has just posted its July 2017 bulletin, ICEHO Bulletin 13. If you have a contribution for the next bulletin, please send it to me by early September.
希望: A Postcard from China
Lang Kou was until a few years ago a tiny, traditional country village on the banks of China’s winding Lushui River. It was most likely the village’s picturesque quality, its […]
#EnvHist Worth Reading: June 2017
Every month I carefully track the most popular and significant environmental history articles, videos, audio, and other items making their way through the online environmental history (#envhist) community. You can […]
AHS virtual special issue on ‘Rural History & Environmental History’
The journal Australian Historical Studies (AHS) recently published its second Virtual Special Issue, ‘Rural History & Environmental History’. This online only issue draws upon decades of discussion and debate in […]
Five-and-a-Half Things I Learned Teaching My First Course
I’m part of the relative minority of academics who chose the academy because they want to teach. I went to graduate school without a clear picture of what historians do […]
Reconnaître la culture et le langage autochtone inscrits dans le territoire
Note de l’éditeur: Cet article fait partie d’une série de réflexions de CHESS 2017. Vous pouvez trouver tous les articles ici. En donnant le coup d’envoi à l’école d’été CHESS 2017, […]
An American in Indigenous Ontario
Editor’s note: This article is part of a series of reflections on the 2017 Canadian History and Environment Summer School. You can find all the articles here. How surprising and […]
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