Transnational Ecologies

Transnational Ecologies Work

1. Networking Resources
2. Bibliographies and Links
3. Visual Materials
4. Audio Archive
5. Past Events

Project Team

niche.transnational.ecologies@queensu.ca

Laura Cameron Leader: Laura Cameron (Queen's University)
cameron@post.queensu.ca
Kirsten Greer Coordinator: Kirsten Greer (Queen's University)
6kaa2@queensu.ca

Goals

Transnational Ecologies works to deepen communication concerning migrations of both species and environmental knowledge. Our first major initiative focuses on migratory birds and the goal of connecting communities through the species they share. Our aim here is to improve societal understanding of the complex ecological, historical and cultural meanings of migratory species.

Our members have many interests through and beyond birds, including critical geographies and the history of ecology, and we are eager to support and involve other projects with an emphasis on transnational ecologies. We welcome new input and ideas.

 

Transnational Ecologies Work

 

Signs of the Season Photo Contest

signs of the seasons logoa photo contest running in the spring of 2010, sponsored by the Transnational Ecologies core group.
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Photo Credit: "Snowdrops", Laura Cameron

Networking Resources

networking logoThe organizations, associations and people who work in the field.
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Photo Credit: "Humpback Whales Feeding 1", Peat Bakke

Bibliographies and Links

biblio logoPeruse bibliographies relevant to transnational ecologies
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Photo Credit: "Monarch Butterfly", docent joyce.

Visual Materials

Bibliographies logoArchival photographs related to Transnational Ecologies.
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Photo Credit: "A. G. Tansley", Elizabeth Cowles.

Audio Archive

audio archive logoFind archived interviews and sound files related to natural history and migratory species.
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Photo Credit: Tired Of All The Hubub!", Phil Miles.

Past Events

data sets logoCheck out videos, workshops, posters, podcasts, etc.
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Photo Credit: "Geese on Valentijnkade", David Evers.