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Canberra Climate Change Mural – public vote
Endeavour House in Canberra, called upon all local artists aged 16 years and above to help design a 12m x 32m mural wall on its prominent, external wall facing both traffic on Canberra Avenue and the main shopping precinct of Manuka. The theme for the mural is climate...
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CFP: International Conference on Environmental Crises in the Indian Ocean World since 1800
International Conference on Environmental Crises in the Indian Ocean World since 1800 Indian Ocean World Centre, McGill University 28-29 May 2021 Climatic and environmental risks have always been part of the human condition, but we today face a fundamental...
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Call for entries: Envirotech Article Prize
Envirotech, a special interest group within the Society for the History of Technology and the American Society for Environmental History, invites nominations for the 2021 Joel A. Tarr Envirotech Article Prize. The Tarr Prize recognizes innovative publications that...
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State Library of NSW Lecture: Landscaping Eastern Australia through the Colonial Survey
Jarrod Hore will be delivering a lecture at the State Library of NSW based on his research there as a research fellow. Landscaping Eastern Australia through the Colonial Survey For most of the nineteenth century the ground under the feet of colonists in eastern...
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Fellowship opportunity, John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland
The John Oxley Library Fellowship offers researchers of all disciplines, historians, writers and creatives the opportunity to uncover Queensland’s rich and diverse history using the resources of the John Oxley Library and State Library of Queensland. The fellowship...
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Dissertation Writing-up Fellowship opportunity, KLI Klosterneuburg
The Konrad Lorenz Institute for Evolution and Cognition Research (KLI) in Klosterneuburg, Austria, recently announced 5 Writing-Up Fellowships for late-stage PhD students working on topics related to “Dealing with diversity in the life and sustainability sciences”....
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