Come write with us at EHN! Our call for pitches is still open and we want to hear from you! #envhist #envhum

If an apparently extinct bird calls in a forest, and there are people there to hear it—to record it, even—is it still extinct? In this open-access article for Social Studies of Science, I explore the sonic geographies of recent searches for the Ivory-billed Woodpecker:

Finished up my last class of the semester today, and I am filled with such immense gratitude to my students. They have made my first time teaching an absolute joy, and their kind words and emails after we wrapped up have me crying (happy tears!!) in my office 🥹

2 more days until the deadline for this!

ICYMI: Our fundraising campaign kicked off last week and we're doubling our goal this year! So far we've gotten 8 contributions. We think that we deserve more support! Check out what we're going to use the money for here: niche-canada.org/2023/11/01/n... #envhist #cdnhist

At some point I need to stop making panicked trips to the library to get 'books I need for writing' and start, I don't know, writing or something

Calling all animal-focused grad students! We are seeking abstracts for the (virtual!) 2024 AAG Animal Geography Graduate Student Presentation Competition. Abstracts are due by Nov. 10. Please dm or email with any questions, and share with others who might be interested #geosky #envhum #envhist

What are your favourite examples of investigative/ narrative academic podcasts? Am thinking more 'audio essay' than interview-based. I know there's a lot out there, and I want to listen to as many as I can while I work on my own! 🎙️#geosky #envhum

“No research on a dead planet”: preserving the socio-ecological conditions for academia www.frontiersin.org/articles/10....

Going into reading week absolutely knackered, but buzzing from the experience of starting to teach my very own, re-designed, 'Environments and Society' undergraduate course!

Peeps of autumn on this weekend's ride across Kingston