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EHN Blog by Tamara FernandoMar 9, 202012:00 pmMarch 9, 2020
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“Secret Histories” of the Sea

On an expedition to Ceylon (now Sri Lanka) in 1906, the colonial official James Hornell was given a tour of Pukkulam in the Mannar district, on the northwest coast of the island.

Uncategorized by Juliet Larkin-GilmoreMar 6, 20208:20 amMarch 4, 2020
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Cows on the Colorado: The History of Dairy Colonialism and Mohave Health

Indian Affairs officials from Washington D.C. to the Lower Colorado River believed that milk, dairy, and beef (in other words, cows) would save the Indians in more than one way.

Field Notes by Taylor DysartFeb 28, 202012:16 amFebruary 28, 2020
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(Re)Visiting the (Mental) Spaces of Our Research

 “I have a bit of a provocative question for Taylor.” 

Oh no. Here it comes.

“Have you ever done ayahuasca?” 

Problems of Place by Ligia ArguilezFeb 12, 20208:29 pmJanuary 29, 2020

Problems of Place: How My Nana Taught Me to Listen to Plants

Uncategorized by Ruby Turok-SquireFeb 4, 202010:30 amFebruary 4, 2020
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The Forest that Grows Itself, The Poem that Writes Itself

How do you make a palm tree grow on the page? How do you capture the feeling of April? These are the kinds of questions that William Stanley Merwin’s poetry may be able to answer.

Uncategorized by Anna TownhillJan 30, 20208:20 am
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Rewilding Heritage: A Personal Response

Feral. The viscerality of this single word was enough to capture my attention. I had no idea that this book would introduce me to something so frighteningly obvious that I was almost angry that this concept was so new to me.

Uncategorized by Simone SchleperJan 21, 20201:38 pmJanuary 21, 2020
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Understanding Women’s Contributions to Ecological Field Research

I had written almost exclusively about men. That’s something I realized after finishing my book manuscript.

Politics of Nature by Lindsay WellsJan 15, 20201:07 amApril 30, 2020

Politics of Nature: #MonsteraMonday in 1869, A Victorian Take on Today’s Houseplants

Problems of Place by Anna AntonovaDec 30, 20192:11 pmDecember 30, 2019

Problems of Place: On Multiple (Dis)Placements

Uncategorized by Ramya TellaDec 9, 20195:58 pmDecember 10, 2019
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The Dinosaurs that Live Among Us: Revisiting Questions of Time and Place in Urban Parks

Through the course of my PhD research, I found myself escaping with increasing frequency to parks of different kinds in the cities I made home.

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