Episode 9: Environmental History Graduate Studies in Canada
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After our brief summer break, the podcast returns with an episode that looks at environmental history graduate studies in Canada. Last May, we recorded a round-table conversation with four environmental history graduate students following the Canadian History & Environment Summer School in Ottawa, Ontario. These students discussed their own experiences studying and researching and they spoke about the unique qualities of environmental history training.
Also, Will Knight, the New Scholars in Canadian History & Environment representative, joins us to talk about the New Scholars group and future project ideas.
Guests:
Jim Clifford
William Knight
Daniel Rück
Jessica van Horssen
Jay Young
Works Cited:
Sean Kheraj, Canadian History & Environment
Music Credits:
“Global Misery” by Pitx
“Ice and Chilli” by _ghost
“Summer Dance” by Pitx
“Going on Vacation” by Pitx
Photo Credit:
“Ottawa” by Fil.Al
Citation:
Kheraj, Sean. “Episode 9: Environmental History Graduate Studies in Canada.” Nature’s Past: Canadian Environmental History Podcast. 21 September 2009.

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