The first issue for 2011 is a bumper one, containing a rich variety of writing on the environment. First up, Victoria University of Wellington’s Amy Davis provides a fascinating examination…
XV International Conference of Historical Geographers
The 15th International Conference of Historical Geographers will be held in Prague, Czech Republic. August 6th to 10th, 2012, Charles University. Open to all historical geographers and scholars using historical…
ICEHO: a new international consortium for environmental history
South African environmental historian Jane Carruthers has been elected President of the inaugural Board of a new international organisation for environmental history at a meeting in Turku, Finland in July….
Landmarks: New Gallery at National Museum of Australia, Canberra opens 2 June
Landmarks: People & Places Across Australia, is the big new permanent exhibition at the National Museum of Australia. It is a place-centred exhibition that includes many environmental history themes. Open…
Watermark Literary Muster June 2011
The 5th Watermark Literary Muster is on in Kendall (on the NSW mid north coast) from Friday June 17 to Monday June 20. The theme is The Nature and Place…
The Waterhole Project focuses on Combaning Creek, New South Wales.
George Main, an environmental historian at the museum writes: If we consider a global issue in local terms, what insights might we gain? The Waterhole Project investigates the global problem…