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For those who weren't able to attend the ANZEHN virtual conference live, videos of most presentations are now available on the Network's YouTube channel. While you're there, please subscribe. Heather GoodallInvisible saltmarsh, invisible casualtiesJo KijasThe Tuckean...

Daniel Rothenburg has compiled the latest ANZEHN member publications, for the period March to September 2020. You can view his publication round-up at the Publications page, accessible via the top menu. Our earlier publication round-ups are still available in...

Dolly and Finn Arne Jørgensen, directors of The Greenhouse, the environmental humanities research group at the University of Stavanger, Norway, continue to host authors of recently published books in the environmental humanities. They launched the book talks in March...

The Great Circle is a peer-reviewed journal published twice a year by the Australian Association for Maritime History. The Great Circle publishes research articles (~8,000 words), short articles and research notes (~3,000 words), updates to earlier articles and book...

REMINDER: There are still spots available to attend the ANZEHN virtual conference next week, 12-15 October. Program and registration details below. Environmental Histories for Recovery, Restoration, Renewal and Resistance Australian and New Zealand Environmental...

The Royal Geographical Society has recently partnered with Wiley on an extensive digitisation program of substantial parts of its pre-1945 Collections. Digitised materials are now available for research through the Wiley Digital Archives (WDA) platform. RGS...