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Early in May 2024 members of the European Conservation Humanities Network met for their first two-day network meeting in Munich, hosted at the Collegium Carolinum and the Rachel Carson Center. Day one began with introductions: first from the organisers, and then between the assembled researchers. Participants came from a broad variety of  humanities and socialContinue reading “Inaugural EuCoHN meeting in Munich”

Cormac Walsh has co-authored a photo essay on landscape explorations and perceptions in the Wadden Sea. TriWadWalks: enriching knowledge and understanding through immersive engagement with the Wadden Sea landscape is a product of international and interdisciplinary research and was published in Landscape Research.

Almost exactly a year after the Corridor Talk project ended, the article Creating Corridors for Nature Protection: Conservation Humanities as an Intervention in Contemporary European Biodiversity Strategies was published in the journal Environmental Humanities. This article, written by all six team members together and representing a synthesis of the different research insights from the three-year projectContinue reading “Article published by Corridor Talk Team”

Monica Vasile has published a new article in Environment and History: From Reintroduction to Rewilding: Autonomy, Agency and the Messy Liberation of the European Bison is available for download here.

We have some very good news to share: the new European Conservation Humanities Network that the Corridor Talk team has applied for in cooperation with ten other scholars from Germany and other European countries has been approved! Funded by the DFG, the network will run for three years, starting in early 2024. It will buildContinue reading “New European Conservation Humanities Network”

The final year of the Corridor Talk project, extended by three months because of the Covid outbreak, concentrated as might be expected on the completion of project deliverables. It also provided an opportunity for the team to reflect individually and collectively on their work, with some of these reflections being distilled into the project’s thirdContinue reading “Third Year: Research Roundup”

After the two workshops on Teaching the Wadden Sea through Literature, Eveline de Smalen has put together a teaching resource on literature and the Wadden Sea. The resource lays out different approaches to bringing the Wadden Sea and its communities, geography and ecology together with knowledge and insights from literature and can be used inContinue reading “Literature and the Wadden Sea Teaching Resource Online”