A huge congratulations to our Single Honours student Nora Mulvehill for being awarded a Foundation Scholarship. We are so proud of you 👏 #trinitymonday

TWO new research assistant jobs on offer in our herbarium ⬇️ The first is to install a state-of-the-art digitisation facility within our herbarium and manage the digitisation and imaging of the collections and the digitisation of the herbarium. my.corehr.com/pls/trrecruit/…

We look forward to seeing you this summer at our OPIX conference! Register now at: store.exeter.ac.uk/conferences-an… Early-bird rates are available until May 8th! More conference info👉 oceanspast.org Come join us in-person or online at this exciting upcoming conference!

Congrats Charles Travis on your latest publication Environment as a Weapon, available now! link.springer.com/book/10.1007/9….

EnvHum Open Lunch: 7th May DIFF LOCATION: Douglas Hyde Gallery 1-2.30PM. Screening of Dierdre O’Mahony’s film The Quickening; creative oral history techniques digging into Irish agricultural and food-system issues. 35 minutes and open discussion with Dierdre afterwards.Pls join!

Production of a cured/preserved fish found in the N.Atlantic, “Klippfisk”/clipfish ( white fish i.e. cod). The fish both salted and air dried and believed to have been used in Norway first but later spread across the Atlantic. 1/3

EnvHum Open Lunch: Gallery Visit Postponed!!!!! Regular Session Today - meet today in the Loyola Institute 1300 in room G16. Open discussion teas and coffees. Non-TCD students please confirm attendance via [email protected] ASAP so campus security will allow you access

EnvHumOpenLunches: Tuesday 21st May from 1300-1400 in Room G16 in the Loyola/ISE building. Any ideas or topics anyone would like to discuss - let us know. (Our visit to the Douglas Hyde Gallery to see The Quickening is rescheduled for our meeting on the 19th of June).

Our latest blog by Paul Montgomery tcd.ie/tceh/blogs/fis… fish trap traditions of Thailand’s Andaman Sea coast islands #oceanaction46159 #maritimeheritage #IndigenousPeoples #UNOceanDecade #oceandecadeheritage oceandecadechfp.org/projects/indig…

Env hum open lunch: excursion - Dublin’s Waste-to-Energy facility, Poolbeg Incinerator. Perspective on waste / energy infrastructures. 14:00 June 4th.  Please RSVP to [email protected] either meet at facility 14:00 or meet 13:00 on Townsend St to take the bus to Ringsend. Tk you!

Env hum future events: Energy Transitions: Culture, Pedagogy, Degrowth (booking required) June 5-6, 2024, H204, Humanities Institute, University College Dublin texerenetwork.com/justtransition…

Env hum future events: The Quickening Creative Lab: The Institute (booking required) Douglas Hyde Gallery, 6th June 14:00 and 15:00 thedouglashyde.ie/event/creative…

Off we go! Tenth Oceans past conference. Packed global programme ⁦Oceans Past Initiative⁩

It's great to be here. Looking forward to the many exciting talks by many fascinating researchers. Oceans Past Initiative #ocean #history

If you aren't at the keynote, you can read some of Jason Colby's work in "The Real Whale Who Changed the World" - niche-canada.org/2017/02/28/the… #animalhistory #oceanshist #envhist

A fantastic Oceans Past Conference X in Exeter June 2024! Historical perspectives on human-ocean interactions: deep understandings for informing ocean futures @4oceanserc Oceans Past Initiative Ruth Thurstan thank you for hosting us! PoulHolm Francis Ludlow Cristina Brito

Scientific American Podcast - Sustainable Fishing with Ancient Chambers and Ocean Tides - islands of Penghu - restoring ancient fishing weirs - preserve the sustainable fishing practice and attract ecotourism featuring Paul Montgomery Research Fellow Trinity Centre for Environmental Humanities scientificamerican.com/podcast/episod…

Applying historical data to contemporary science & management -ICES #WGHIST evaluates long-term changes in social-ecological systems. 🌊Members recently developed a Historical Plankton Index to extend our record of zooplankton abundance in the North Sea. ➡doi.org/10.1177/095968…

🏳️Voting for the next Oceans Past Initiative's Steering Committee is open for a bit shy of two more weeks! If you are **already** a member and have not received your ballot, please be in touch so we can confirm your current email address!🏳️

Realised the other day it's been nothing less than 20 years since the publication of my first environmental history journal article (derived from my undergrad captstone project). I guess I'm almost a veteran in the field.