European Society for Environmental History conference 2022: Exploring intergenerational peatlands and the loss of normal

 

What is the role of youth in rupturing and repairing intergenerational issues - such as climate change and systemic racism? How can peatland ecosystems be used as a lens to explore the special relationship that young people have with the past? Want to know normal? Analyse a peat core.

The session will explore peatlands in an unconventional way.

The next, 11th, European Society for Environmental History conference takes place in the city of Bristol on 4th - 8th July 2022.

 

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