The contemporary ecological condition is one of 'global weirding', a term coined to describe
both anthropogenically changed worlds and the experience of dwelling within them. In this …

The metaphor of the archipelago has informed ideas about Berlin's post‐war and post‐wall
fractured urban landscape as well as recent work on sexual minorities in the city. In the …

Geo-historical studies have essentially focused on analyzing the historical evolution of the
landscape and the processes of material resistance of rural landscapes against the …

In this paper, we argue that animal geography should extend its limits and analyses to the
fragmented 'byproducts' and 'bits of life'that are made from animals. In so doing, we argue …

Borderlands are dynamic, fluid spaces where multifarious actors and their relations come
together in continual tension. The (re) appearance of (nonhuman) animals can lead to the …

During the first wave of COVID-19 and the ensuing “anthropause” enforced by lockdown
policies, Tibetan medicine (Sowa Rigpa) rapidly emerged as a key interface through which …

Starting from the vantage point that animal geographies remain primarily concerned with
present animals, what might we learn from an attentiveness to the absence (s) of animals in …

Amid the historical decimation of species around the globe, a new way into the language of
loss An endling is the last known individual of a species; when that individual dies, the …

This paper examines the understudied relationship between nature conservation and
climate control in botanic gardens. Drawing on research conducted at Kew Gardens in West …

How do technologies animate more-than-human geographies after extinction? How can
geographical scholarship evoke, or bring presence to, extinct biota? In an epoch …