AANZEHN Conference videos now available

For those who weren’t able to attend the AANZEHN 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 casualties
Jo KijasThe Tuckean Bunyip: re-imagining the dominant historical narrative of a swampscape
Emily O’GormanWetlands, bird migration, and global environmental crisis
Wendy BeckA cultural and historical landscape of upland wetlands in New England, Australia: demonstrating renewal and resilience
Rohan Lloyd‘Why are some people so determined to stop this drilling?’: The Royal Commission on Great Barrier Reef Petroleum Drilling 1970–74
Rebecca JonesBeyond the mirage: what can Flying doctors and nurses tell us about climate change and adaptation to extreme weather?
Daniel MayGrand unified theories and beyond: critiquing Flannery, Martin and Gammage
Carla Pascoe LeahyParenting through crisis: the impacts of fire and pandemic upon Australian family life
Parin SomariThe COVID-19 pandemic: restoration through environmental history
Alda Balthrop-LewisThoreau and political asceticism
Janine KitsonWhy Wirrimbirra matters
Andrea Gaynor, Keith Bradby and Danielle BradyHistories of community-led land management in south-western Australia

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