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Best wishes for a lovely Holiday season
As the year comes to a close, we in Relics of Nature take pause to reflect on the many journeys and discoveries we’ve experienced. Whether this holiday season brings you back to familiar landscapes or invites visits to new ones, may you – as we do – find inspiration in the magical natures around you!…
Monitoring materialities: Anthropocene landscapes of environing technologies in the High North
In recent years, the Arctic has gained increased attention as a crucial data wellspring for climate models, reports, and policies targeting environmental change. This surge in scientific interest has transformed Arctic landscapes, embedding them with the remnants of both short-term and long-term monitoring efforts. In their study, which results are now published in the article…
Relics of Nature represented in this year’s Munro Lecture!
Relics of Nature was represented in this year’s Munro lecture at the University of Edinburgh on the 21st of November. Here, in the School of History, Classics and Archaeology Professor Þóra Pétursdóttir gave a lecture titled ‘Natural Heritage at Risk: Memory and Mourning in the Anthropocene’. The lecture reflected on some results from the Relics of…
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