Tag: blog
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In Search of the Ashy Mining Bee – Eline Tabak
Originally posted on Land Lines Project: The Land Lines Blog is delighted to share this new piece on lockdown, and a search for the ashy mining bee! This summer, after an uptick in the number of people caring for and visiting gardens and green spaces in ways they haven’t before, Eline Tabak writes about her…
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Report: a brief reflection on insect entanglements
Originally posted on Centre for Environmental Humanities: by Eline D. Tabak The ‘Insect Entanglements’ workshop’s CFP was first shared online in the last week of February, when the effects of Covid-19 were still vaguely taking shape in the periphery of our academic community. Perhaps naively so, we—that is, my co-organiser Maia and I—spent some time…
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Blog: Place as experience
Last year, I was asked to write a short blog for the Problems of Place series at EnvHistNow, a website that highlights environmental history scholarship by women, trans, and non-binary academics. EnvHistNow is run by Elizabeth Hameeteman. Writing about personal experiences is scary (especially when they’re not positive), but I’m grateful for the opportunity this…
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