We have compiled a selection of 11 ethnographies and 3 edited volumes (in no particular order) to represent some of the trends in Environmental Anthropology in 2021.

The second workshop of the EASA Environment and Anthropology (EnviroAnt) Network, titled “Environmental Anthropology 2021: Hope, Ruination and Environmentalism” took place in Tallinn, Estonia, on 14-15 October 2021 in a hybrid format. It successfully considered the themes of environment, post-socialism, ruination, and hope and brought together the disciplines of anthropology, performative arts, and activism.
Read more »We have compiled a selection of 11 ethnographies and 3 edited volumes (in no particular order) to represent some of the trends in Environmental Anthropology in 2021.
Read more »Panel held at the Royal Anthropological Institute’s “Anthropology and Conservation” online conference, October 29th, 2021. We organised a panel at this international conference to explore links between the RAI’s theme
Read more »On this page we have curated presentations introducing some favourite and unusual teaching resources. Our hope is that these short talks will continue to foster conversations around some of the key dimensions of teaching environmental anthropology, and that they will inspire scholars, students, and activists for new activities in the classroom and beyond.
Read more »14-15 October 2021, School of Humanities, Tallinn University, Estonia. Please follow the links for the workshop programme, thematic focus and to register for the event.
Read more »On this website we collect original research from the Environmental Anthropology community. We welcome new research content, please feel free to get in touch with your work.
We have compiled a selection of 11 ethnographies and 3 edited volumes (in no particular order) to represent some of the trends in Environmental Anthropology in 2021.
Panel held at the Royal Anthropological Institute’s “Anthropology and Conservation” online conference, October 29th, 2021. We organised a panel at this international conference to explore
On this page we have curated presentations introducing some favourite and unusual teaching resources. Our hope is that these short talks will continue to foster conversations around some of the key dimensions of teaching environmental anthropology, and that they will inspire scholars, students, and activists for new activities in the classroom and beyond.
Sarah Mund | Invited by the indigenous Heilstuk Nation to work on a tourism strategy, the principles of respect, responsibility, and reciprocity shaped the research project.
The second workshop of the EASA Environment and Anthropology (EnviroAnt) Network, titled “Environmental Anthropology 2021: Hope, Ruination and Environmentalism” took place in Tallinn, Estonia, on 14-15 October 2021 in a hybrid format. It successfully considered the themes of environment, post-socialism, ruination, and hope and brought together the disciplines of anthropology, performative arts, and activism.
Panel held at the Royal Anthropological Institute’s “Anthropology and Conservation” online conference, October 29th, 2021. We organised a panel at this international conference to explore