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Nature’s Past Canadian Environmental History Podcast Episode 11 Available
Episode 11 Animals, History, and Environment: November 22, 2009. [55:05] Environmental history is primarily concerned with the relationship between humans and non-human nature, but the study of non-hu… more →
Sean Kheraj, Canadian History & Environment
Uses for courtyard space: parking
JeesHelsinki wrote 1 day ago: The history of those inner courtyards in Helsinki is full of fascinating stories of social and cultu … more →
Nature’s Past Canadian Environmental History Podcast Episode 11 Available
seankheraj wrote 5 days ago: Episode 11 Animals, History, and Environment: November 22, 2009. [55:05] Environmental history is pr … more →
Liza Piper on Disease in Canada's North
seankheraj wrote 6 days ago: Bishop Turquetil at hospital c. 1935 D.L. McKeand / LAC / e004413853 Professor Liza Piper from the D … more →
Book Review - Classic Alpine Literature : Land Above the Trees, A Guide to American Alpine Tundra
kimikocat wrote 6 days ago: A mountain is a vertical world. As we move upwards, we travel through layered ecosystems. In the Sie … more →
Welcome to envirohistory NZ
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envirohistorynz wrote 1 week ago: Environmental history is all about the relationship between human beings and the natural environment … more →
Doctoral study opportunity in environmental history - UWO
Bob Payne wrote 1 week ago: Doctoral research opportunity in environmental history … more →
Exploring Environmental History Podcast Nominated for European Podcast Award
seankheraj wrote 2 weeks ago: Good news in the world of environmental history podcasting. Jan Oosthoek’s long-running podcas … more →
The past: kinda sucky.
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ari wrote 2 weeks ago: Speaking of period dramas on television, John Rogers recently told me to watch Life on Mars. So I am … more →
It ate the food it ne'er had eat.
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eric wrote 3 weeks ago: When US sailors first set foot on Midway (then called Brooks) in 1867, the birds were so numerous on … more →
New Nature's Past Podcast
andrewdsmith wrote 3 weeks ago: Logo of the Nature's Past Podcast Episode 10 of Nature’s Past, the podcast of the Network in Can … more →
Olympic site begins to take shape, but the Lea remains polluted
Jim wrote 3 weeks ago: http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2009/oct/30/stratford-london-2012-olympics The Guardian published anoth … more →
Upcoming Nature|History|Society Fall Event with Professor Liza Piper
seankheraj wrote 4 weeks ago: This November 16th and 17th, Professor Liza Piper will be visiting UBC for the Nature|History|Societ … more →
Reminder of presentations so far
vlafaye wrote 1 month ago: It’s the end of week 1 and we’ve got a great line-up for you today, but unlike with … more →
Graduate Study Opportunities: Biodiversity Science and Conservation in Southern Ontario
Bob Payne wrote 1 month ago: Wanted: graduate students for funded studentships at Trent University, Peterborough, Ontario … more →
Nature's Past Canadian Environmental History Podcast Episode 10 Available
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seankheraj wrote 1 month ago: Episode 10 Digital Technologies and Environmental History: October 21, 2009. [40:59] How have online … more →
Kheraj Speaking at City of Vancouver Archives Fundraiser
seankheraj wrote 1 month ago: Postcard of Siwash Rock, Stanley Park If you’re looking for something to do this Sunday aftern … more →
The River Lea's modern pollution problems covered in the Guardian
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Jim wrote 1 month ago: Leo Hickman’s article on the current condition of the river Lea shows how little has changed s … more →
Listening to the North
andrewstuhl wrote 1 month ago: This post is a contribution to this week’s Polar Week activities. Learn more here. It is als … more →
Local Environments, Global Impacts: 2009 Svartárkot Environmental History Workshop
seankheraj wrote 1 month ago: Godafoss Waterfall Very few Canadian graduate students take classes in Iceland. With support from th … more →
