charismatic megaflora at risk.
@ceirr
Environmental humanities, walking, trees, mushrooms, peat. Likes: essays, creative nonfiction, first-person sub-philosophical musings, helping students have moments of revelation. Dislikes: authoritarian personalities.
ACH has confirmed reports that DOGE is at the NEH. Chair Shelly C. Lowe has been replaced by Acting Chair Michael McDonald. ACH remains committed to a diverse, inclusive, and supportive DH. To engage in advocacy efforts: secretary@ach.org. Read our statement of support for NEH: buff.ly/bQeRaGw
An oddly upbeat account emphasizing the need and effects of a transition to clean, renewable energy.
Smaller budget = bigger fires. insideclimatenews.org/news/2012202...
Don't usually post explicitly political stuff, but seriously what is the deal? It really feels like grossness toward women is a political credential at present.
Long read in the G from @tessairini.bsky.social . Set me thinking about forests (not just 'wild', but eg Amazon, tended for centuries) and rivers, as well as farmland and settlements we've abandoned.
@julianhoffman.bsky.social , @alexismarieadams.bsky.social
www.theguardian.com/news/2024/no...
Off Mathison Field, Concord, MA.
"If you can't see the forest for the trees, then look at the trees." Annie Dillard, Pilgrim at Tinker Creek.
"Nothing stands up more free from blame in this world
than a pine tree." (Thoreau, Dec 20, 1851)
Excited to read Orbital and interested to see that three of the finalists were--loosely speaking--ecofictions.
Educators, how do you AI-proof your syllabi?
Did an interview with a student about eco-anxiety today and what coping mechanisms (if any) I could recommend. Walking, stopping, looking. That's all I could come up with.