Category: Publication

Sand, Water, Salt reexamines Progressive Era literature through the dynamic elements of sand, water, and salt to rethink environmental management and the American West.

An ecocritical study of deserts in Western American literature, exploring how arid landscapes reshape ideas of ecology, culture, and human–nonhuman relationships.

Contesting Environmental Imaginaries challenges conventional ideas of nature through diverse perspectives from the environmental humanities.

Humanities for the Environment showcases how the humanities are fostering interdisciplinary collaborations to address today’s most pressing environmental challenges.

Ecocriticism and Indigenous Studies explores Indigenous perspectives on ecology, culture, and environmental justice.

Keywords for Environmental Studies examines the key concepts shaping interdisciplinary environmental research and debate.

The Reef: A Passionate History traces the cultural and environmental history of the Great Barrier Reef from early exploration to the climate crisis.

Points of Focus explores the histories and cultures of the Pacific through a curated collection of historic photographs.

An environmental humanities perspective on invasive species, examining how culture, history, and ecology intersect to shape responses to biological invasions in the Anthropocene.

A history of how population became a global problem, shaping ideas of development, governance, and reproduction.