ICYMI:
"How to tell the histories of species made invisible in the anthropocentric archive? That theme quickly became the workshop’s biggest challenge." - @harrycroft.bsky.social
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Harry Croft
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he/him | Humboldt research fellow | environmental history | Universität Augsburg
@nichecanada.bsky.socialReposted by @harrycroft.bsky.social@harrycroft.bsky.socialSuch a pleasure to see this series come to life! Stay tuned for more from our amazing workshop presenters in the weeks ahead!
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@nichecanada.bsky.socialReposted by @harrycroft.bsky.socialThe Fifth World Congress of Environmental History is Coming to Toronto in 2030!
We are excited to welcome @iceho.bsky.social and environmental historians from around the world to Canada!
@harrycroft.bsky.socialLast week at the Universität Augsburg it was my great pleasure to host a really interesting 2-day hybrid workshop on "theorising uncharismatic species in environmental history". Here are some words I wrote: www.uni-augsburg.de/en/fakultaet...
@harrycroft.bsky.socialIt was such a treat to be able to bring so many sharp minds together for this workshop — I have many news ideas and so much to think about!