A quarterly discussion about the environmental history community and research in Canada.
A roundtable discussion about a new book on methods in animal history.
An interview about the history of uranium mining and its consequences on Serpent River First Nation territory.
An interview about the colonial legacies of Wood Buffalo National Park.
A panel discussion with three authors from UBC Press's Nature, History, Society book series.
A round-table discussion about the past ten years of Canadian environmental history and what may come next.
An interview with Brittany Luby and Chief Lorraine Cobiness about water, power, and resources in Anishinaabe territory.
An interview with Kevin Brushett about the role of the Company of Young Canadians in early environmental activism.
An interview with Ingrid Waldron about environmental racism and history in Nova Scotia.
An interview with Karen Routledge about her new book on nineteenth-century Inuit and American encounters.
An interview with Tina Adcock, Edward Jones-Imhotep, and Blair Stein about the history of science and technology in Modern Canada.
An interview with Caitlynn Beckett and John Sandlos about the toxic legacies of the Giant Mine.
A travelogue of the 3rd World Congress of Environmental History.
An interview with Claire Campbell about the age of sail as a historical alibi for Nova Scotia.
An interview with Jonathan Peyton about his new book on unbuilt environments of northwestern British Columbia.
A discussion of the Timothy Mitchell's Carbon Democracy and its utility for Canadian history.
Four amazing stories about four impressive graduate students in environmental history.
A review and discussion of new articles and books chapters.
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Find out more about NiCHE's new peer-reviewed publication.
A round-table panel about the state of Canadian environmental history from CHA 2017.
A discussion about why scholars abroad study Canadian environmental history.
A panel on the history of animals in Canadian urban environments.
An interview with Jessica van Horssen about her new book on the town of Asbestos.
A conversation with Jennifer Bonnell about making her dissertation on the environmental history of the Don River into an award-winning book.
An interview with Nancy Bouchier and Ken Cruikshank about the social and environmental history of Hamilton Harbour.
A discussion with Matthew Evenden about the mobilization of hydro-power during Canada's Second World War.
A round-table discussion about the state of environmental history.
A round-table discussion on Canadian energy history with Steve Penfold, Ruth Sandwell, and Andrew Watson.
An interview with Darcy Ingram about his book on the history of wildlife conservation in Quebec from 1840 to 1914.
An interview with Merle Massie about her new book about the forest-prairie edge.
An interview with Ryan O'Connor about his new book on the history of Pollution Probe and enviornmental activism in Ontario.
A round table discussion about the use of HGIS in environmental history research in Canada.
An interview with Daniel Macfarlane about the history of the St. Lawrence Seway.
A round-table discussion about the Second World Congress for Environmental History.
A round-table discussion about the relationship between environmental history and environmental advocacy.
An interview with David Boyd about Canadian environmental rights.
An interview with Andrew Nikiforuk and a round table discussion about the closure of federal libraries in Canada.
A roundtable discussion about environmental history in Atlantic Canada.
An interview with Sean Kheraj about his new book, Inventing Stanley Park.
An exploration of the history of the Alberta tar sands.
A round table discussion on Canadian food history.
An interview with Margaret Derry about the history of chicken breeding in North America.
A round table discussion with environmental historians about the history of Canadian fisheries regulation.
A round table discussion with environmental historians about the Canadian environmental movement.
An interview with Neil Forkey about his new book on the historical relationship between Canadians and the natural environment.
A round table discussion about health and environmental issues in Aboriginal history in Canada.
An examination of the role of climate and climate change in Canadian history.
A preview of our special six-part series on Canadian environmental issues.
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