A multi-year collaborative project that explored the relationships of Australian communities with freshwater ecological communities, with a particular focus on connecting to threatened species and
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I recently co-authored an essay with Blanche Verlie and Zoë Sadokierski on “mourning in a time of planetary crisis” in The Griffith Review, vol. 92
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I’m honoured to be the recipient of the BBVA Foundation’s 7th Biophilia Award in Environmental Humanities and Social Sciences. You can read the full press
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This is the slightly revised text of a talk that I have presented at a few conferences over the last couple of years. It draws substantially on stories told in my book A World in a Shell, but does so in an effort to draw out and clarify the particular approach to multispecies storytelling that I have taken in much of my larger body of research.
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I am currently working on a short book that will be published as part of the Cambridge Elements: Environmental Humanities series in 2026 or 2027. A description
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In April 2024, I co-organised a roundtable discussion of on the role of mourning and grief in a time of extinctions with Zoe Sadokierski and
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I have been working on a range of digital projects over the past several years, primarily aimed at public audiences. These projects include everything from community storytelling archives and audio documentaries, to digital exhibitions and multimedia essays.
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I’m delighted to announce that I have been awarded a Humboldt Research Award by the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation in Germany. These awards are made
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This post was coauthored with Catherine Price and Daniel Blumstein in the lead up to the publication of our article in Trends in Ecology and Evolution. The post was originally published on the website of the Sydney Environment Institute.
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The French translation of my book The Wake of Crows: Living and Dying in Shared Worlds is due to be published in February this year: Dans le
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