ICEHO

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The International Consortium of Environmental History Organizations (ICEHO) fosters international communication among environmental history organizations and #EnvHist scholars. Website: https://iceho.org

" I therefore remain grateful to the trailblazers and the various environments of history: the different notions as well as those environs that at different points surrounded me, teaching me to see the world as a historian, a humanist and a human organism." - Jonatan Palmblad
"This innovative spirit was matched by an ambition for temporal and spatial synthesis. Scholars deftly constructed connections between local micro-sites and global systems, weaving narratives that linked community experiences with oceanic histories, colonial networks, and climate change."
The Center for Anthropocene History provides a good example. It is largely an extension of environmental history, and other strands of history writing, into the complex and rapidly evolving field of Anthropocene practice and thought. History is part of defining our time, as it should be. - Sverker Soerlin Notes from the Icehouse
= ensivormental history = HAS GROWN BROADER. MORE POROUS, MORE AMBITIOUS - AND, CRUCIALLY, = more willing to experiment with FORMS OF KNOWLEDGE THAT SIT BEYOND the archive. - sandra seart & marco armiero
Call for Proposals for the 2029 World Congress Venue!
ASEH Fellow Program Open Call : ASEH FELLOWS PROGRAM
Maohong Bao, Universidad de Pekin, China – Member, Asian Association of Environmental History, AAEH
Nancy J. Jacobs - @nancyjjacobs.bsky.social, Brown University, United States – Ex-president, American Association of Environmental History, ASEH
Moderator: Claudia Leal, Universidad de los Andes, Colombia – President, International Consortium of Environmental History Organizations, ICEHO.
Plenary roundtable: "Environmental history in the 21st century: Geopolitics, planetary crises, and academic institutions" Saturday July 26, 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Cover of Global Environment
Photograph from the session on failure