Happy publication day to 'Decolonising Animals'! This book brings together critical interrogations, case studies and creative explorations to investigate how we might decolonise our relationships with non-human animals – and with each other. Read more: ow.ly/ZQke50M1JxT

'Decolonising Animals' explores the lives of non-human animals, their ways of being and seeing, their experiences and knowledge, and their relationships with each other. Available now: ow.ly/ZQke50M1JxT #sydneyuniversitypress #decolonisinganimals

'Decolonising Animals' includes the perspectives of Indigenous and non-Indigenous scholars, artists and activists who question colonial ways of knowing, engaging with and representing animals. Read more: ow.ly/ZQke50M1JxT #sydneyuniversitypress #decolonisinganimals

A brilliant, thoughtful and creative group of scholars and artists came together to create this special issue. We are particularly thrilled to combine more scholarly and artistic (including poetic) approaches. Huge thanks to @evahaifa_ and the Duke team for your partnership.

📢Delighted to announce that Blue Extinction is under contract with Palgrave's Animals and Literature series, edited by Rachel Murray & Dr Vera Fibisan, & featuring contribs by Steve Mentz, Killian Colm Quigley Stacy Alaimo, Rick De Vos dominic o'k Henry Ivry & many more! #bluehums

Professor Philip Armstrong of the New Zealand Centre for Human–Animal Studies endorses "Decolonising Animals", a fascinating volume edited by Rick De Vos. Available now: ow.ly/ZQke50M1JxT #decolonisinganimals #sydneyuniversitypress

"Decolonising Animals" is a collection of critical interrogations, case studies and creative explorations that examine how colonial structures and practices impact animals. Available now: ow.ly/ZQke50M1JxT #decolonisinganimals #sydneyuniversitypress

In "Decolonising Animals", Rick De Vos explores how colonial practices constrain our relationships with animals and with ourselves. Order your copy here: ow.ly/ZQke50M1JxT #decolonisinganimals #sydneyuniversitypress

In "Decolonising Animals", contributors like Danielle Taschereau Mamers examine both historic and contemporary animal narratives. This fascinating volume is available to order now: ow.ly/ZQke50M1JxT #decolonisinganimals #sydneyuniversitypress

Woot!! A lucky draw to win my book #MotherCowMotherIndia hosted by the incredible podcast TheAnimalTurn Like & retweet below, deadline 31 Aug ☺️☺️🐄🐃 thank you Claudia Hirtenfelder! Australasian Animal Studies Association Stanford Press American Association of Geographers @Deakin_ADI FIAPO PETA India @BasnTweets Ahimsa Fellows

Fully illustrated and meticulously researched, "Jakarda Wuka (Too Many Stories)" highlights the multidimensional nature of rock art in Yanyuwa Country. Read more: bit.ly/41IktwU #sydneyuniversitypress

In "Decolonising Animals", Susan McHugh's chapter examines the marginalisation of race in literary animal studies and the exclusion of animal perspectives in contemporary fiction and literary criticism. ow.ly/ZQke50M1JxT #decolonisinganimals #sydneyuniversitypress

For anyone who will be in NYC on 9/26, I will be in conversation with the brilliant Mel Challenger about my book Summertime, reflecting on how the climate catastrophe is falling upon and experienced by beings other than humans. McNally Jackson mcnallyjackson.com/event/danielle…

I'm excited to announce the publication of my new book on extinction. It provides an indepth, personal account of the discovery of extinction and the search for the last great auks. Princeton University Press bit.ly/3ueGxnz Also on Amazon #extinction #ornithology #environmental

In "Yuupurnju: A Warlpiri Song Cycle", songs are recorded so that future generations of Warlpiri people can listen to and learn the customs, laws and moral code that the Warlpiri people live by. Read more: sydneyuniversitypress.com/products/209239

Dr Vera Fibisan and I will be launching Blue Extinction on the 3rd of February 2025 at University of Southampton. Huge thanks to Giulia Dr Giulia Champion for organising and to SMMI Southampton Marine & Maritime Institute for hosting! Further event and registration details below!⬇️

Christine Winter (Ngati Kahungunu ki te Wairoa) reviews "Decolonising Animals", a collection that interrogates colonial ways of knowing, engaging with, and representing animals. Read the full review: bit.ly/3C0QfxF Get the book: bit.ly/4aefGbF

On Monday, Dr Vera Fibisan and I launched our new book, Blue Extinction, at Southampton Marine & Maritime Institute with the help of three brilliant PhD students, who responded so thoughtfully to the collection. Huge thanks to Dr Giulia Champion for organising and to all who came along!

The Extinction Imaginaries project is a collaboration between Greenpeace and top Australian universities exploring animals and emotional wellbeing. Please consider participating in our survey: circlesofemotion.org/collections/an…