Environmental History: Teaching in a Time of Crisis

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Abstract

Teaching environmental history is at once a great responsibility and a tremendous opportunity to equip students to better understand and respond to the very serious, complex and multi-dimensional environmental challenges we face. This chapter discusses the applications of environmental history in a time of biodiversity and climate crises, and provides first-hand insights into the author’s experience of teaching environmental history at undergraduate and honours level. The chapter surveys some of the challenges encountered and concludes with a smorgasbord of ideas for teaching environmental history and humanities in universities and beyond.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationTeaching History for the Contemporary World
Subtitle of host publicationTensions, Challenges and Classroom Experiences in Higher Education
EditorsAdele Nye, Jennifer Clark
PublisherSpringer
Chapter12
Pages171-181
Number of pages11
ISBN (Electronic)9789811602474
ISBN (Print)9789811602467
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 1 Jan 2021

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