Chapter in Routledge Handbook of the Digital Environmental Humanities
Wendy Burk and I have a chapter in the new Routledge Handbook of the Digital Environmental Humanities. Check the book out here.
The best field guides and atlases that will make you look at field guides and atlases in a whole new way
I wrote a short book list for an interesting new website called Shepherd. You can see it here.
Critical Approaches to Place NEH project featured in El Paso Herald-Post
My new National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) funded project with Dr. Kerry Banazek, “Critical Approaches to Place: Teaching Narrative Mapping in Southern New Mexico” was featured in the El Paso Herald-Post:
“What is a map? What do maps do? How do they entice, lie, tell stories, reveal cultural values and participate in complex histories?
Those were some questions faculty, researchers, and graduate students at New Mexico State University (NMSU) recently explored in an interdisciplinary workshop, thanks to a $149,890 grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities. The event, which was held Aug. 4–6, kicked off a three-year project focused on critical approaches to place and the environment.”
OU DGES Colloquium
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Eric Magrane OU DGES Colloquium
Seminario Internacional “Geohumanidades, Arte y Biopolítica del Antropoceno”
I’ll be speaking at this cool international geohumanities seminar on 22 January
Bioscience article on Art-Sci collaborations
“6&6: A Transdisciplinary Approach to Art–Science Collaboration,” an article about our project that brought 6 artists and 6 scientists together for art-sci collaboration around the Sonoran Desert and Gulf of California, is now published in Bioscience.
Climate Poem at “Writing Out Of Time” blog
Thanks to Joseph Harrington, who featured a poem of mine in his Writing Out Of Time creative writing & climate chaos blog.
Climate Geopoetics article in Dialogues in Human Geography
The “online first” version of a new article, “Climate geopoetics (the earth is a composted poem)” is published in Dialogues in Human Geography. See the abstract and article here.
Geopoetics in Practice
Geopoetics in Practice is published! You can read more about the book, which is in the Routledge Research in Culture, Space, and Identity series, here.
Earth Matters: Connecting to Non-Humans in the Borderlands
I joined host Kevin Bixby and UTEP history doctoral candidate Ligia Arguilez on the radio show Earth Matters this week. Ligia is doing fascinating research on the creosote and its stories. You can listen to the full conversation here.