by Andrea Gaynor | Apr 11, 2018 | News
Katie Glaskin’s solo exhibition Scent of a Falling Dark comprises paintings and linocut prints drawng on historical images of thylacines to explore themes of loss, endangerment and extinction. Opening night: Friday 27th April, 6pm Moore’s Building...
by Andrea Gaynor | Apr 8, 2018 | News
Ruth Morgan has been hard at work compiling ANZEHN member publications for October 2017-February 2018, and you can now see the fruits of her labours on the Publications page, accessible via the top menu. Our earlier publication round-ups are still available in the...
by Andrea Gaynor | Apr 8, 2018 | News
Crazy Weather: the physical and emotional effects of climate extremes in Central Australia 1910s-1940s by Rebecca Jones Thursday 26 April, 5.15 for 5.30pm to 6:30pm Conference Room, National Library of Australia, free Central Australia is synonymous with extreme heat,...
by Andrea Gaynor | Apr 8, 2018 | News
Rachel Carson’s Ocean Trilogy Thursday 17 May: 6-7.30pm $28 Rachel Carson’s ‘ocean trilogy’ cannot be underestimated. Written between 1941 and 1955 it empowered readers to understand the fragility of nature. These books led to Rachel Carson’s final...
by Andrea Gaynor | Apr 8, 2018 | News
The Doctoral Program in Environment and Society invites applications from graduates in the humanities and social sciences who wish to research the complex relationships between environment and society within an interdisciplinary setting. The program is based at the...
by Andrea Gaynor | Apr 8, 2018 | News
Influential environmental historian Alfred Crosby passed away on 14th March 2018. Obituaries in the New York Times, Washington Post and on H-net describe his life and far-reaching impact on the field. Image: Landing of Columbus, lithograph c.1870s, via Library of...
