The Canadian History & Environment series is the product of a partnership between University of Calgary Press and NiCHE. Four great edited collections have already been published and four more are in development.
And we are looking for more.
The series consists of edited collections that explore the relationships between people and nature in Canada’s past; books may be thematically, regionally, or comparatively based. The series is historically focused, but of special interest are proposals that utilize historical sources and methodologies to explore current environmental issues.
We welcome submissions from individuals or teams wishing to develop and edit an individual volume. The volume editor(s) will be expected to offer an introduction and conclusion, and to encourage the substantive integration of chapters. If interested in developing a volume for the series, please contact series editor Alan MacEachern at amaceach@uwo.ca or University of Calgary Press at ucpress@ucalgary.ca.
Having contributed to the first of these collections (Claire Campbell’s on national parks) and also co-edited one that is coming out in the next short while, I’d like to add that the people at University of Calgary Press are a pleasure to work with!