Just a month left to send an abstract to Environmental History Workshop, for the second edition of the UK based environmental history workshop. The theme this year is "flows". Send us an abstract before 18 march to joing us on 13 September at Northumbria Uni

Less than a fortnight to apply for the 2019 edition of the Environmental History Workshop. The theme is flows this year. Send us an abstract before the CFP closes on 18 March. #envirhist #twitterhistorians

This is very exciting. An excellent resource for landscape history. I mapped disappeared orchards using old aerial photos (+tithe maps) of Somerset - the orchard rows were still clearly visible from the ‘hawk’s eye view’ 🦅🍏

Delighted to see my ‘Letter to the Editor’ (with John Martin) published in response to a recent article in The Times and The Sunday Times about chicken welfare post Brexit. It builds on our previous work for History & Policy & is part of my ongoing @PoultryClubofGB Fellowship The Museum of English Rural Life.

Brexit is delayed and Environmental History Workshop is extending the deadline for the 2019 workshop on "flows" for a month! Keep on sending us abstracts for the workshop on 13 September Northumbria Uni. CFP open until 18 April. …onmentalhistoryworkshop.wordpress.com/events/ehw-201…

‘A dreadful phenomenon described and improved’: Reverend John Fletcher’s account of the Buildwas earthquake of 1773 sciencedirect.com/science/articl… Journal of Historical Geography. Output from the Weather Extremes - Georgina Endfield project funded by Arts and Humanities Research Council Care for the Future. @rivernim livunigeog

Fellow environmental historians & humanists - our EH collective at Bristol has written some thoughts on the ‘provocative disclocation’ & productive possibilities of fieldwork. Do read and let us know what you think! 🙏🏼 #envhums #envhist

Bloody hell - the salaries 🤭🤩🥳 If I was a Masters student I know where I’d be applying... (plus you’d have the fab Finn Arne and @DollyJorgensen as supervisors so win-win) #envhist #envhums

Off we go! Afternoon sessions chaired by Leona Skelton and @GuillemetteCrou. Looking forward to an exciting afternoon starting with Brendan Haug talking about local knowledge, administrative praxis and rural water flows in Roman Egypt

Thank you to Leona Skelton and students from Northumbria Uni Foundation Humanities Degree course for visiting today in relation to their ‘North-East Cultural History’ module cc Northumbria History

I’m hosting a public event on Tyne history and it’s relevance to the present and future. Tyne Bank Brewery, 5pm, 24th March. Please register at the following link: eventbrite.com/e/tapping-into… #Tyne #tynehistory #Newcastle #nehistory Tyne Rivers Trust Northumbria History The Lit and Phil

What better preparation for a lecturer’s new academic year, than solo hiking 215 miles across the bottom of Scotland? The Southern Upland Way, Portpatrick to Cockburnspath, was spectacular. It has improved me irreversibly, as have all of my long-distance hikes #hikingadventures

I never tire of living by Hadrian’s Wall. I dreamt often of living on the doorstep of the hills and won’t live in a city again. I’m absolutely head over heels in love with Haltwhistle, the Tyne Valley and these stunning hills. I’m planning to hike the Cape Wrath Trail in 2022 🤠