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Cultivating A Nation: how biodiversity shapes countries, 24 March
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Cultivating A Nation: how biodiversity shapes countries, 24 March

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event info2025-26 EEHN-IASH Visiting Fellows Diego Molina and Hilal Alkan will be speaking at the below event. All are welcome to attend, but please register with IASH in advance.

Cultivating A Nation: how biodiversity shapes countries

Event date: Tuesday 24 March, 16:00-17:00

Location: IASH Seminar Room, first floor, 2 Hope Park Square, Edinburgh, EH8 9NW and online via Teams

Register free on Eventbrite: https://cultivatinganation.eventbrite.co.uk

A panel with Alice Wolff, Diego Molina and Hilal Alkan, chaired by Molly Rose Bond. What stories do cultivation and land use tell us about the places where we live? From biodiversity loss in the medieval period to contemporary commodification of the global trade in trees, the routes and roots of plant species offer new ways of thinking about nationhood. The panel will also examine innovations in archaeobotany, multispecies ethnography and plant humanities, to uncover the hidden histories of everyday flora around the world.

The event will also be streamed online via Teams Webinar. To attend virtually, please click here.

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