The Autumn newsletter of the Benelux section of the European Society for Environmental History

Our board members share their experiences with trying to reduce our plastic use during the #PlasticDiet last month.

Annabel Howland’s artistic research weaves a speculative web connecting art, science and finance. In her ongoing project P r o d u c e r s -P a r a s i t e s – H o s t s, such themes as cheating and cooperation, transparency and instability,…
On April 4th and 5th, 2019, Leiden University Centre for Arts in Society (LUCAS) will be hosting a Graduate Conference on “Animals: Theory, Practice, and Representation.” This conference aims to rethink the relationships between humans and animals, in order to examine the ways in which these relationships are defined.

Continuing the conversation started during the Water and the City Event, Petra van Dam sees new possibilities for the VU Green Roof.

From 1 September, the Environmental Humanities Center will participate in the Plastic Diet, an international action to garner attention to the role of single-use plastic in environmental problems.

On 15 November 2018, the Environmental Humanities Center organizes an interdisciplinary event on the role of the humanities and social sciences in space exploration.

A PhD position in an Environmental Humanities subject is available at the University of Amsterdam in Esther Peeren’s ERC Consolidator project Imagining the Rural in a Globalizing World/RURALIMAGINATIONS.