The Environmental Working Group – operating under the aegis of CRITIQUE and EEHN – is proud to present “Seasonal Sessions”: a quarterly series of environmentally-minded and philosophically-oriented mini-field trips. Each session takes place in a different season, …
For our first event of the new academic year, we are excited to be hosting Alycia Pirmohamed to mark the launch of her debut poetry collection Another Way to Split …
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 …
18:30 – 20:30 Fruitmarket Gallery & Online CI Lab 20 will consider how data and technology can support us in caring for and repairing our material world, with the aim …
09:00 – 18:00: Ukraine, Trankarpathian region, Khust district, village Synevyr-Ostriky, 1626, visit – center of Synevyr National Nature Park Institute of Ecological & Religious Studies would like to inform you …
Where do we do our work? The places of environmental humanities To say that all work in the environmental humanities is concerned with place is an apparently banal, commonplace observation …
Phenomenal Time: perceiving ecological temporalities An Edinburgh Environmental Humanities Network online seminar series It has become a truism that time is intangible, something that escapes our everyday senses. And yet, …
Phenomenal Time: perceiving ecological temporalities An Edinburgh Environmental Humanities Network online seminar series It has become a truism that time is intangible, something that escapes our everyday senses. And yet, …
‘Glitter is everywhere,’ according to Nicole Seymour, ‘gilding consumer products from greeting cards and nail polish to sunscreen and coffins.’ Likewise, the shipping container, Craig Martin affirms, ‘is an …
FIELDWORK #3: J. T. Roane, hosted by Fred Carter and Maria Sledmere 8th July 5-6pm BST Tickets available here. In the final instalment of our three-part series, we’re delighted to …
