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Network in Canadian History & Environment | Nouvelle initiative Canadienne en histoire de l'environnement

All Posts Under invasive species

Utopia at the Margins: Opportunistic Plants and Queer Community at Jacob Riis Park

August 8, 2024October 5, 202417 minute readby Tim (Teal) Nottage

Love and Refusal: A Queer Ecology of the Feral

July 17, 2024August 30, 202413 minute readby Adam Mandelman

Animal Encounters: Series Introduction

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Bees in the Colonies: Ecological Imperialism and the Modernization of Apiculture

September 4, 2023October 28, 20238 minute readby Ceall Quinn

Garlic Mustard Assemblages: A Brief Recipe for Pesto

October 18, 2022October 17, 20228 minute readby Adrianna Michell

Call for Submissions: Learning From and With Invasive Species

August 24, 2022June 28, 20233 minute readby Estraven Lupino-Smith

Beware the Desert Invaders: Border Walls and Buffelgrass

August 23, 2022January 9, 202311 minute readby Gabrielle Wolf

Beyond Fencelines: Invasive Plants and Property in Toronto

August 22, 2022July 8, 20248 minute readby Gabi Doiron

Coyote Town Hall: Questioning the politics of ecological discourse

August 16, 2022August 23, 20227 minute readby Alexandra Boesel

Learning from and with Invasive Species: pluralities, refractions, futures!

August 15, 2022August 22, 20222 minute readby Estraven Lupino-Smith

Online Event – Loving the Difficult: Scotch Broom, Botanical Colonialism, and the Politics of Cohabitation

February 25, 2022May 10, 20231 minute readby Catriona Sandilands

The Ogasawara Islands: From “Tokyo’s Largest Natural Green House” to the “Galapagos of the Orient”

February 1, 2011October 22, 20223 minute readby Colin Tyner
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