“Now, evidence is growing that, faced with a climate crisis, the civilization did not disappear but adapted and moved.” #climateheritage

ways that #archaeology provides the long view for thinking about #climatechange

www.theguardian.com/science/2025...

Oh, this is good.

From the preface to Eric Zencey's Virgin Forest...

Interesting article which highlights the potential conflict between cultural heritage and nature. There is space for both though.

BFI film of the week - the ever festive Watership Down. One of the most traumatic movies ever - I think Bright Eyes should become a traditional carol. ...'Following a river of death down stream Oh, is it a dreeeeeeaaaammmmmm. Merry Christmas'

Our new article is out now: "Animal Cultures at the Edge of Extinction" (open access). It takes a critical #envhum approach to biological research on animal cultures and asks how humanities scholars might contribute to these discussions in a time of extinctions.

journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10....

At Wildwood in Kent today - Britain was full of wild and ferocious beasts in the past - surprised we made it through!!

For my first post on the platform - I thought I would share a story that encapsulates some of the issues which occupy my mind - ecology, heritage and a sense of impending doom. The last may accentuated because I have had to come into the office on a Saturday though.