As you sally forth this summer – to places new or familiar, to the enclosures of archives or the expanse of the wild, to the local park or Ellesmere Island – keep your camera in hand. (Well, don’t environmental historians always? Here’s your collection from last year.)
This year we’re again looking for pictures of fascinating places that you’ve discovered, or rediscovered, and the stories they tell. Email (nichecanadawebsite@gmail.com) or tweet (@NICHE_Canada) a photo and caption describing where you were, and maybe a bit of tantalizing background.
Have a wonderful summer. Don’t forget to write.
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Professor of History at Bucknell University in Pennsylvania, where I revel in Canadiana and environmental history. Also a lover of exploring, maps, Jane of Lantern Hill, and Scandinavia.
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