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Northern Environmental History Network – February 09, 2022
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Northern Environmental History Network – February 09, 2022

Calling all environmental historians! In the face of the climate crisis, there cannot be a greater need for long-term perspectives on the environment. This online workshop will launch the Northern Environmental History Network, a peer network designed to bring together postgraduate and ECR scholars working on environmental history at universities in Northern England and Scotland.

2022-02-09 14:00 – 15:30

KEYNOTE: ‘Fish and Frontiers in Africa’s Great Lakes’

Dr Adrian Browne, ESRC Post-Doctoral Fellow, Durham History Department

FOR MORE DETAILS AND PROGRAMME, PLEASE REGISTER: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/northern-environmental-history-network-inaugural-workshop-tickets-253995696967

ORGANISER CONTACT: alexander.hibberts@durham.ac.uk

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