A roundtable discussion about a new book on methods in animal history.

Nature's Past Episode 76: Methodological Challenges in Animal History

An interview about the history of uranium mining and its consequences on Serpent River First Nation territory.

Nature's Past Episode 75: Uranium Mining at Elliot Lake

An interview about the colonial legacies of Wood Buffalo National Park.

Nature's Past Episode 74: The Colonial Legacies of Wood Buffalo National Park

A panel discussion with three authors from UBC Press's Nature, History, Society book series.

Nature's Past Episode 73: New Books in Canadian Environmental History

A round-table discussion about the past ten years of Canadian environmental history and what may come next.

Nature's Past Episode 72: What’s Next for Canadian Environmental History?

An interview with Brittany Luby and Chief Lorraine Cobiness about water, power, and resources in Anishinaabe territory.

Nature's Past Episode 71: Water and Anishinaabe Territory

An interview with Kevin Brushett about the role of the Company of Young Canadians in early environmental activism.

Nature's Past Episode 70: Environmentalism and the Company of Young Canadians

An interview with Ingrid Waldron about environmental racism and history in Nova Scotia.

Nature's Past Episode 69: Environmental Racism and Canadian History

An interview with Karen Routledge about her new book on nineteenth-century Inuit and American encounters.

Nature's Past Episode 68: Environment and Home

An interview with Tina Adcock, Edward Jones-Imhotep, and Blair Stein about the history of science and technology in Modern Canada.

Nature's Past Episode 67: Science, Technology, and the Modern

A quarterly discussion about the environmental history community and research in Canada.

I wish they would post a new episode already! Love the podcast, goes in depth on a range of topics and almost always fascinating. As an American, it really made my perception of Canada and its nature much more three dimensional. Host Sean is fantastic! Wish I could afford his book lol

Great Podcast for Historians and Normies Alike

Kudos to NICHE for its podcast.  I&#39;d love to see US-based history groups (the OAH, NCPH, ASEH...) do something similar.

Excellent

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An interview with Daniel Macfarlane about the history of the St. Lawrence Seway.

Nature's Past Episode 45: The St. Lawrence Seaway and Power Project

A round-table discussion about the Second World Congress for Environmental History.

Nature's Past Episode 44: The Second World Congress for Environmental History

A travelogue of the 3rd World Congress of Environmental History.

Nature's Past Episode 65: 3rd World Congress of Environmental History

A round table discussion about the use of HGIS in environmental history research in Canada.

Nature's Past Episode 46: Historical GIS Research in Canada

An interview with Claire Campbell about the age of sail as a historical alibi for Nova Scotia.

Nature's Past Episode 64: Environment and Alibi

An interview with Jonathan Peyton about his new book on unbuilt environments of northwestern British Columbia.

Nature's Past Episode 63: Unbuilt Environments

A discussion of the Timothy Mitchell's Carbon Democracy and its utility for Canadian history.

Nature's Past Episode 62: Carbon Democracy and Canadian History

Four amazing stories about four impressive graduate students in environmental history.

Nature's Past Episode 61: Why Graduate Students Study Environmental History

A review and discussion of new articles and books chapters.

Nature's Past Episode 60: New Research in Canadian Environmental History

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Nature's Past Episode 59b: Introducing Papers in Canadian History and Environment

A round-table panel about the state of Canadian environmental history from CHA 2017.

Nature's Past Episode 58: The Past and Future of Canadian Environmental History

A discussion about why scholars abroad study Canadian environmental history.

Nature's Past Episode 57: Why Study Canada?

A panel on the history of animals in Canadian urban environments.

Nature's Past Episode 56: Animal Metropolis

An interview with Jessica van Horssen about her new book on the town of Asbestos.

Nature's Past Episode 55: Asbestos Mining and Environmental Health

A conversation with Jennifer Bonnell about making her dissertation on the environmental history of the Don River into an award-winning book.

Nature's Past Episode 54: Reclaiming the Don, From Dissertation to Book

A discussion with Matthew Evenden about the mobilization of hydro-power during Canada's Second World War.

Nature's Past Episode 52: Hydro-Power and War

A round-table discussion about the state of environmental history.

Nature's Past Episode 51: Has Environmental History Lost Its Way?

A round-table discussion on Canadian energy history with Steve Penfold, Ruth Sandwell, and Andrew Watson.

Nature's Past Episode 50: Canadian Energy History

An interview with Darcy Ingram about his book on the history of wildlife conservation in Quebec from 1840 to 1914.

Nature's Past Episode 49: Wildlife Conservation in Quebec

An interview with Merle Massie about her new book about the forest-prairie edge.

Nature's Past Episode 48: Ecotones and Saskatchewan History

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