Writing, gardening and parenting on Taungurung Country. Lecturer, Environmental Humanities @ La Trobe, Research fellow @ RMIT/UTAS. PhD. She/hers. Views my own.
A special role with a brilliant & supportive team is available while I'm taking an important break. Please consider applying or sharing with your Environmental Humanities networks. @ANZ_EHN#latrobe @kt_holmes38
Very important news flash! Please share far and wide to help us find the right PhD scholar for our team on Lost Mines: The Troubled Legacies of Former Mining Landscapes. https://t.co/fXFZqGyNZh @latrobe Thanks @ANZ_EHN
Magical break from the archives last week with Ptilotus obovatus (Silver-tails), Swainsona formosa (Sturt's Desert Pea) & @kt_holmes38, Acacia tetragonophylla (Dead Finish) & Eremophila alternifolia (Narrow-leaf Fuschia Bush) in a green Broken Hill, Wilyakali Country @latrobenews
Proud to join the list of authors of glowing reviews of Wetlands in a Dry Land by @OGormanEmily@UWAPress, this time for Historical Records of Australian Science. Check it out here: https://t.co/6cZy7r8ItZ
Tune into @3CR tomorrow (Thursday) morning at 7:45am to hear my superstar colleague @cooke_ben12 speak about our research on protected areas with @PriyaKunjan@UTAS_ @RMIT_CUR @latrobenews
New article in The Conversation on 30x30 conservation targets with @cooke_ben12, Aidan Davison and Jamie Kirkpatrick @latrobenews https://t.co/mGhYBXXrXC
Very proud of my father in law Rob, my husband Will and the rest of the team behind this initiative. It is a really straightforward traffic-light system guide to finding out how your local candidates rank on commitment to climate action. https://t.co/PMpMZDL5CV
Excited to host with @storyforager next Tuesday for this celebration of a brilliant collection of work. We'll be joined by some Australian & Aotearoa New Zealand contributors. Register here to join us: https://t.co/3yysMlMhmF @latrobe@humansandnature
New publication with UTAS/RMIT colleagues 'From activism to โnot-quite-governmentโ: the role of government and non-government actors in the expansion of the Australian protected area estate since 1990' out now in Journal of Env Plan and Man, DOI: 10.1080/09640568.2022.2040452
Available now ahead of print: The Role of Government in a Partial Transition from Public to Private in the Expanding Australian Protected Area System by Jamie Kirkpatrick, Julie Fielder, Aidan Davison, @Lilmpearce & @cooke_ben12#consocsci#openaccess | https://t.co/ZCIx0ILEh0
New paper with Aidan Davison, @cooke_ben12 and Jamie Kirkpatrick 'From activism to โnot-quite-governmentโ: the role of government and non-government actors in the expansion of the Australian protected area estate since 1990' now in JEP&M. https://t.co/c6Hvuwjo3M
It's nice to be included along with Professor Wenny Rahayu, @BrookeWilmsen, @Lilmpearce, and @nataliegaraujo. They are all very cool humans trying to come to grips with a warming planet in different ways!
Thrilled to share my essay 'Contaminated Kinship' in @aeonmag in partnership with @humansandnature. Thanks to folks in Broken Hill & archives, editor Cameron McKean, @storyforager, @Science_Academy & @latrobe Centre for the Study of the Inland. https://t.co/u2GXjGTcZK
An essay I wrote for Kinship: Belonging in a World of Relations https://t.co/3hjR2qmU0X has been reproduced in a special section of the Centre for Humans and Nature's open-access journal, Minding Nature. Check out https://t.co/DBoC9dLEWR for the collection! @humansandnature
The brilliant @GraceKarskens already dazzled me this year with her star appearance on ABC program Going Country; now she's won this award (on top of co-winning 2021 Ernest Scott Prize). Congratulations Grace. I sincerely hope our Prime Minister reads it!
We are thrilled to announce @GraceKarskens' book #PeopleOfTheRiver as the 2021 Winner of the Prime Minister's Literary Award for Australian History! Congratulations Grace!! ๐๐๐๐