‘Plant Perspectives’ 2.2 is now available online – entirely #openaccess thanks to our #subscribetoopen supporters and our generous individual donors. #plantstudies @plantperspectives.bsky.social

Announcing the new Animal History Group seminar series for the 2025-26 academic year! - All seminars held online at 8pm UK time. 🎉 The details are here: animalhistorygroup.org/seminar-seri... And here is a list for your calendar! 🧵💚

‘Global Environment’ 18.3 is now live – and #openaccess online thanks both to our #subscribetoopen supporters and to the KOALA consortium. You can find the issue here: liverpooluniversitypress.co.uk/toc/whpge/cu... #envhist @globalenvironment.bsky.social

📚New in [LAT-STS Library]! "Latin American Breakthroughs in STS Theory", edited by Noela Invernizzi & Leandro Rodriguez Medina showcases original contributions from the region, bridging Global North-South dialogues. A must-read for diversifying STS. 🔗 tapuya.org/category/lat-sts-library/ #STS

"Coyotes, Cougars, Californians: Views on Changing Animal Relations at the Natural History Museum of LA County" by Alison Laurence, in our Special Issue: 'Animals and the History of Natural History' online.ucpress.edu/ah/issue/1/3

The new special issue 'Approaches from Latin America: Video Game Music and Sound' from the "Journal of Sound and Music in Games" (which we publish in partnership with @sssmg.bsky.social) is available online now. online.ucpress.edu/jsmg/issue/6/3

We've published a new book review online first in 'Plant Perspectives'; Ximena Sevilla reviews Diego Molina's book 'Planting a City in the Tropical Andes: Plants and People in Bogotá, 1880 to 1920'. Read it here: www.doi.org/10.3197/WHPP... @plantperspectives.bsky.social #plantstudies #envhist

"Charles Darwin and Cats" by Janet Browne, in our Special Issue: 'Animals and the History of Natural History' online.ucpress.edu/ah/issue/1/3

🐊🐊🐊 Extremely cool news!!! @monaojedaf.bsky.social !!! deadline.com/2025/09/dieg...

We've published another article online first in 'Plant Perspectives, by Maria Lee Kernecker on 'Between Grazing and Gathering: Plant Knowledges, Belonging and Becoming in the Swiss Alps'; online here: doi.org/10.3197/WHPP... @plantperspectives.bsky.social #envhum #plantstudies

ASEH Applications for Prizes, Fellowships, and Grants are now open! Deadline to submit is November 20, 2025. Please visit the ASEH website to learn more and apply: https:/aseh.org/Awards-&-Funding

#newbook: "Literature and Botany", ed. Joanna Godlewicz-Adamiec, Paweł Piszczatowski, Tomasz Szybisty, Justyna Włodarczyk (Brill, V&R press) OA and info: www.vandenhoeck-ruprecht-verlage.com/themen-entde... #envhum #envhist #ecolit #ecocriticism #planthumanities

Details for Mariana’s online Greenhouse book talk on Electric Wind: newnatures.org/greenhouse/e... All are welcome to join us online on Monday, 20 Oct, 4pm in Norway / 3pm in UK

Our department is hiring! Join us and be part of a wonderful community of faculty, students, and staff. Apply here and/or please share: www.indeed.com/viewjob?from...

🟨Just out! New double Book Review of “Dog politics” & “Research animal research” by Iván Sandoval-Cervantes 📖Open Access doi.org/10.1080/25729861.2025.2531176 #BookReview #IvanSandovalCervantes #AnimalResearch #DogPolitics #Tapuya8 #OpenAccess

Francisco de #Goya, ‘Modo de volar’, dibujo preparatorio de la estampa, 1815-1816 (Biblioteca del Museo Lázaro Galdiano) #utopías #C18

The Weekly Read is “Climate Melancholia” by Alfred Sköld. The article appears in the most recent issue of the open access journal Environmental Humanities (17:2) Read this article, and the full issue, for free: buff.ly/Iwm6SOj

Save 30% on "The Archive and the Aural City" by Alejandro L. Madrid, which examines how listening for sound in the archive can provide opportunities to build more inclusive spaces for intellectual exchange and political mobilization. buff.ly/tyLYsob

"Modern Peru," edited by @paulodrinot.bsky.social & Alberto Vergara, offers a sweeping account of Peru’s history from the wars of independence to the present day. Read the intro for free now: buff.ly/dOSbIpS #History #Peru

The rape of the Amazon has generated a unique cultural archive. Review: The Environment in Brazilian Culture @floridapress #Brazil #Amazon #LatinAmerica #bookreviews #extractivism #ecology #environment #capitalism #Marxism #culture latamrob.substack.com/p/extraction...

The newest addition to the #Environment & Society Portal is a book profile on 𝘐𝘯𝘴𝘦𝘤𝘵𝘰𝘱𝘰𝘭𝘪𝘴: 𝘈 𝘕𝘢𝘵𝘶𝘳𝘢𝘭 𝘏𝘪𝘴𝘵𝘰𝘳𝘺 by @pkuper.bsky.social. This work of #graphic #nonfiction tells history through the perspective of #insects with several appearances by influential naturalists, among them Rachel Carson.

Images play a crucial role in mediating the relationship between #microbes & humans at the interface of science+society 👀Whiteley Nygaard & Glerup on human agency in the depiction of the relation between #microbiome & #mind: https://doi.org/pzvn#microbes#microbiome#mind:#scienceinculture #scicomm

How can #EnvironmentalHealth focus on #multispecies connections rather than on pathologizing life forms as threats? @anthrobite.bsky.social on a #biotechnology project in #Brazil for more convivial co-existence of humans mosquitos & pathogens: https://doi.org/pzvp

🚨🚨SERIES PITCH CALL: Maintaining CertAInty. We are looking for articles that address: How AI is affecting the practices of history, health and/or medicine Challenges you’re facing in the classroom or in public conversations thanks to ambiguous data Alternative views provided by AI And more!

I am editing a new volume that explores how Latin American writers, artists, and filmmakers engage with imaginaries of the skies! Please share CfP broadly. #LatinAmericanStudies #CFP #Sky #FilmStudies #ArtHistory #Literature #SpaceAndCulture oaperez.com/sky-imaginar...

A new special issue, “Child Socialisation and #Environmental Transformation in #Indigenous South America,” of 𝘚𝘰𝘤𝘪𝘢𝘭 𝘈𝘯𝘵𝘩𝘳𝘰𝘱𝘰𝘭𝘰𝘨𝘺/𝘈𝘯𝘵𝘩𝘳𝘰𝘱𝘰𝘭𝘰𝘨𝘪𝘦 𝘴𝘰𝘤𝘪𝘢𝘭𝘦, which was co-edited by Jan David Hauck and Francesca Mezzenzana, is now added to the Environment & Society Portal.

Issue 72.3 of the Romance Quarterly is out now! Dive into these fresh stimulating articles and book reviews this August. 🔗 Link below

🦟 Can the Mosquito Bite? 🦟 The Multispecies Transmutation of Wolbachia Mosquitoes as Biotechnologies of Epidemic Control in Rio de Janeiro How does the use of a bacterium in vector control reconfigure biopolitical relations? New article at @estsjournal.bsky.social! #STSsky #AnthroSky

#WomenInTranslationMonth Let's take a moment to celebrate Isabel Zapata and translator Robin Myers for the stunning memoir IN VITRO. With lovely and graceful prose, Isabel writes about the complexities of conception and motherhood, of bodily transformation and love. An absolute gem.

We need a new realism in the face of global climate catastrophe It's past time, @royscranton.bsky.social argues in Impasse, to free ourselves from our dangerous faith in progress. If we want to have any hope for the future, it must be grounded in recognizing human limits www.sup.org/books/li...

🟡Just Out! New Article “Lab in the slum. Reassembling methods, institutions, spaces, and identities in Rosario, Argentina” 🧪🏚️ By Gabriela Bortz 🔗Open Access: doi.org/10.1080/2572...

#lecture: "Made at the Library: Animating Central Park: A Multispecies History with Dawn Day Biehler". Online webinar, August 12, 2025, 12:00pm-1:00pm EST. Info and registration: loc.zoomgov.com/webinar/regi... @dawnbiehler.bsky.social #envhum #envhist #ecolit

“Oralibrura publica en mixteco, en me’phaa, que se habla en la montaña del Estado de Guerrero, zapoteco, náhuatl y otomí. Su catálogo cuenta con 10 títulos, a razón de 1.000 ejemplares por título y un precio promedio de venta de 200 pesos (unos 10 dólares)”

Despite its worldwide popularity, you won’t find canola oil in a Spanish kitchen or a Spanish supermarket. Rebeca Herrero Sáenz explores how state neglect and corruption led to thousands of citizens contracting colza toxic syndrome #publichealth #histmed nursingclio.org/2025/07/31/l...

Members of the Institute for Medical Humanities' Moving Bodies Lab reflect on a series of talks and workshops exploring what it means to be slow, still, and sedentary. thepolyphony.org/2025/08/01/s...

Among our many #NewBooks coming out this month, be sure to check out "Latin America in Debate," by Maristella Svampa and translated by Alejandro Reyes. buff.ly/PhgoZQS

Apply now for a 2025 ACLS Fellowship, supporting scholars in the humanities & social sciences! Awards of $30-60K + additional funding for independent scholars, adjunct faculty and faculty in teaching-intensive roles. Deadline Sept. 25, 9PM ET: www.acls.org/competitions... #humanities #funding

We're so excited to share our first book review, part of a new series here at EHN. Kate Prengel discusses #clifi and the new Climate Fiction Prize shortlist envhistnow.com/2025/07/22/h...

The July 2025 issue of Environmental Humanities is now available to read online! read.dukeupress.edu/environmenta... A quick rundown of all the #envhum content:

New at PB, Philip Luke Johnson (@phillegitimate.bsky.social) reviews Álvaro Enrigue’s “You Dreamed of Empires” and Yuri Herrera’s “Season of Swamp,” two novels that “return to some of the best-known, canonical figures and episodes from Mexico’s past.”

"Infrastructures of Spanish Empire," a special issue of the Hispanic American Historical Review, is now online. View the full TOC and read "'We Distrust the Whole Universe'" by Martín Bowen, made freely available: buff.ly/G0qONWo

Hot off the press: Pavel Andrade's review of a new book about the Mexican intelligentsia’s obsession with labor and idleness in their attempts to create a wealthy, independent nation between 1821-1852. Romance Quarterly, vol. 72(3). doi.org/10.1080/0883...

En Aibonito, Puerto Rico, habrá vinito y poesía. Los esperamos el viernes, 1ero de agosto a las 6:30. Vengan!

Plants are a key index of nature’s destruction. Given their massive presence (or growing absence) in human ecumene, and their participation in the regimes of air, rain, and energy—they are major players in the gloomy prospects of the Anthropocene.

🗺️[Volume 1] Internationalizing Science and Technology 👤Edited by Leandro Rodriguez Medina This cluster of Tapuya interrogates the messy, contested, and uneven processes involved in internationalizing science and technology. 🔗www.tandfonline.com/toc/ttap20/1/1?nav=tocList #Tapuya1 #OpenAccess #STS

I was so happy I got to review this book on oil poetry! Interesting poets and great, nuanced readings of their work. #petroculture #energyhumanities #envhum

📇[Editor’s Picks] Nuestres editores recomiendan leer el análisis de Miranda Lida sobre los efectos culturales de las becas internacionales otorgadas por la Asociación Argentina para el Progreso de las Ciencias entre 1930 y 1945. 🗝️Lee más en tapuya.org/resources-2/editors-picks/ #DiplomaciaCultural

Save 30% on #NewBook "Latin America in Debate" by Maristella Svampa & translated by Alejandro Reyes. It provides a broad and accessible overview of the key political and intellectual debates in Latin America since the early 20th century. buff.ly/urAioov

NATIVE PERSISTENCE AT A CALIFORNIA MISSION OUTPOST, edited by Jelmer W. Eerkens, Lee M. Panich, Christopher Canzonieri, and Christopher Zimmer, presents collaborative bioarchaeological research at the site of a historic Spanish mission outpost in the San Francisco Bay Area. #UFPress

📚Nuevo en [LAT-STS Library] "Estudios sociales de ciencia, tecnología y sociedad en Ecuador" (FLACSO, 2024), coordinado por María B. Albornoz y Henry Chavez, explora historia, políticas y casos CTS en Ecuador. ¡Acceso abierto disponible! 🌎✨tapuya.org/category/lat-sts-library/