Thomas Kole's incredible Portrait of #Tenochtitlan , #Aztec capital, has just launched! tenochtitlan.thomaskole.nl

A wildlife landmark: the glossy ibis has bred in Britain for the first time! Why has this exotic bird nested in the wetlands of Cambridgeshire? Two reasons may be extremely dry conditions in their Spanish breeding grounds and mild winters in the UK. 👉 ow.ly/sGXb50PL6wV

Louisiana 2050: Rising seas will upend life. Time is running out to limit the impact. nola.com/news/environme…

One week!

Wetlands provide a habitat for 40% of species 𝘰𝘯 𝘦𝘢𝘳𝘵𝘩. Thousands of species depend on them, but these vital ecosystems are disappearing 3 x faster than forests. #WorldHabitatDay

The latest issue of #TheSpenserReview is here! Guest editors Claire Falck and Victoria Florio Pipas present "Not #TheFaerieQueene" featuring essays on Complaints, Amoretti, the pastoral, EarlyPrint, Bacon, #Milton, and more! Don't miss a single article! spenser.tardis.janeway.systems/spenser/issue/…

Ask any ghoul, they’ll tell you October 25th in Bobet 332 is guaranteed to be a monster mash! Stop by at 5pm for good company and great scares 🎃

We want to reflect our changing world, which is why things are looking a little different around here. We are WWT. For wetlands. For life.

Adorably frightening! ⁦The Loyola English Dept.⁩

Wetlands don’t care which direction the rain comes from ⚠️ They act as natural sponges and absorb excess rainwater, releasing it slowly rater than flooding. We need more of these habitats to protect our communities from flood damage.

If you're at #scsc2023 in Baltimore today, don't miss "Dramatic #Spenser: Character, Theatricality, Allegory in the Complaints and #TheFaerieQueene" at 1:30pm in Federal Hill (5, Renaissance Baltimore)!

DEADLINE REMINDER: Applications for "Race, Place, and the Nonhuman"--a workshop at Folger Shakespeare Library organized by @debapriya__s and me--are due November 13th! Please consider joining us! folger.edu/research/the-f…

🧵 This year's #HBCUClimateChange conference was the most successful to date! It brought together 450+ students, faculty, community leaders, lawmakers, and climate justice leaders in New Orleans to reflect and evaluate ways to move forward our fight for #EnvironmentalJustice.

The Teaching Shakespeare Institute is back! Join us for an NEH funded institute at the newly renovated and reopened Folger. You'll find all the details at this link folger.edu/teach/professi…

It ys okaye if festivitye ys not thy thing. It ys okaye to be lonely. It ys okaye to be sad. It ys okaye to have tinye plans that still seem exhausting. It ys okaye to just be. Be kynde to thyself. Be extra kynde. We are all straungeres heere doing our best. Thou art amazinge.

Very proud of the Digital Access Project. We’ve successfully digitized and made freely available to the public 77k+ pages of Fayette County, KY, historical documents. I love working in community to make this happen! The Commonwealth Institute for Black Studies-CIBS UK History UK Arts & Sciences

‘The wildlife that has come is phenomenal’: the UK farmers holding off floods the natural way theguardian.com/environment/20…

Peatlands. Bogs. Saltmarsh. Mudflats. Lagoons. Ponds. Floodplains. Swamps. Marshes. Mangroves. Fens. Estuaries. Wetlands come in many forms, but they *all* do incredible things for the planet, for nature and for well-being. #WorldWetlandsDay #WWD2024

Very much looking forward to delivering the Tanner lecture at Cambridge tomorrow. It's on: 'Intimations of Apocalypse: Catastrophist and Gradualist Imaginings of the Planetary Future.' The in person event is sold out, but zoom registration is open to all: eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-tanner-l…