Check out my new paper in @Pol_Geog_Jl ! How does infrastructure for wolf #conservation in Germany become part of #morethanhuman#biopolitics?
Thanks to many colleagues for their feedback @maanbarua, Larissa Fleischmann, Nadine Marquardt
@GIUB_Research
https://t.co/2gX2lhWCoA
Es war eine große Freude, eine Jugendprojektgruppe zu den #SDGs bei der Konferenz #MitmischenNRW unterstützen zu dürfen und sie auf ihren Pitch vor dem Staatssekretär vorzubereiten. Danke an @Germanwatch für die inspirierende Konferenz und besonders @AylinLehnert für die Orga!
Check out this list of virtual nature tours, online nature museums, and wildlife and aquarium livecams!
We're grateful to 9-year-old Cassie who got in touch to share this wonderful resource with us. Thank you, Cassie!
https://t.co/hBVcONqCtP
Check out the schedule for the Bionic Natures x Digital Ecologies workshop this Friday in Oslo!
Register to attend online: https://t.co/HTiyFvPDRz
Thanks to @uskakovych for the brilliant design!
Supported by the Oslo School of Environmental Humanities.
Hallo Twitter! Der Call for Sessions für den #dkg23 ist ab sofort geöffnet und läuft bis zum 22. Dezember. Details dazu auf https://t.co/wUTqGFefym. Wir freuen uns auf vielseitige Einreichungen! #geographie#erdkunde
🌍 New blog post 🐌
The Slowness of Digital Ecologies in Practice
Noemi Duroux (@eminotamy), with the Digital Ecologies team, reflects on our conference exhibitions through the lens of slowness
📸: Karolina @uskakovych
https://t.co/cyUEqlEvWw @UniBonn@BionicNatures@envhum
Check out the Critical Gardening Collective of which @matthewhalpenny is a founding member!
"While gardening is viewed as primarily dealing with verdant material, the concept is now inseparable from the digital."
https://t.co/mkeVdtzD9u
Professor @ronwakkary's keynote lecture from #DigitalEcologies In Practice is now live on our YouTube channel!
Designing-with: Things We Could Design for More-than-Human Worlds.
https://t.co/7RqEvIXN7s @SFU @TUeindhoven
Almost recovered from #DigitalEcologies in Practice!
What a brilliant two days - thanks to everyone involved, especially this fantastic team.
Stay tuned for updates on the proceedings, coming soon!
📸: @matthewhalpenny
Day 2. Panel 2 on Governance has been largely inspiring in thinking about a variety of species and landscapes from Botswana to the oceans. Presenters: Camille Bellet and Emily Morgan, Krystel Wannesu and Alice Vadrot, Margarita Grinko, Hannah Tollefson and Filipe Mammoli.
Day 1. Matthew Halpenny from Montreal presented his work on Open-Source Microbial Fuel Cells extracting ions from microbe communities in mud and plant soils to harvest energy. Matthew aims to highlight themes of slowness, care and kinship with a symbiosis replacing depletion.
I'll be presenting my work on the Open-Source Microbial Fuel Cell project & my artwork, Slow Serif, in the upcoming Digital Ecologies conference. Thanks to the Digital Ecologies team for the invite, Im looking forward to it !