Finding Arborescence: GIS Methodologies and Nonhuman Presencing(s) in the French Revolution, 1792-1799

A GIS Approach to a History of Epidemics in 19th Century India

GIS and the Mapping of Enslaved Movement: The Matrix of Risk

Free Event: Mapping Rural Lives and Environments in Atlantic Canada

Online Event – Keweenaw Time Traveler Re-Launch for Researchers

Energy Amphitheatre: St. John’s Harbour

Post-Doctoral Fellowship – Canada Research Chair GeoREACH Lab – UPEI

Historical GIS as Reparative Environmental History of the Global North Atlantic

Learning to Read the More-than-Human Archives: Dendrochronology and “Talkative Trees”

Historical Geographies of Extreme Weather Events: Using HGIS to Retrace the 1839 Hurricane in the British North Atlantic

Web-based HGIS for Storytelling of Environmental Histories and Connections across the North Atlantic

The Fir Trade in Canada: Mapping Commodity Flows on Railways