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ANZEHN member Dr Karen Twigg has recently been awarded two significant prizes for her important work in Australian environmental and gender history. First, she was awarded the 2019-20 Mike Smith Student Prize by the National Museum of Australia and the Australian...

The Australian Museum has a new online exhibition titled Capturing Climate Change. This exhibition features photos from members of the community sharing their visions of climate change and its impacts today. You can share your photos via the exhibition website or with...

The July 2020 issue of the Australian Forest History Society's newsletter is now available (pdf). It includes fascinating articles on John Curtin as timber union organiser, Christmas trees, bushfires, and forests in Ceylon, among others. Those interested in forest...

“Same planet, different worlds: environmental histories imagining anew.” Bristol, United Kingdom | 5th-9th July 2021 The European Society for Environmental History (ESEH) is pleased to invite proposals for our upcoming conference at the University of Bristol, UK. We...

The first issue of the Oral History Australia journal under the new name Studies In Oral History will be based on the theme 'Oral history, place and environment'. Humans are profoundly emplaced beings. We become attached to places – be they homes, cities or...

ANZEHN Member Dr Emily O'Gorman is contributing to a Sydney Environment Institute online seminar on 7 August 2020. The seminar is online and registration can be made through the Sydney Environment Institute. Interdisciplinarity in a More-Than-Human World: Part II The...