
Namadgi National Park to Gibralta Peak, near Canberra (Pi Klinjun, Adobe Stock)
The ANU Centre for Environmental History is pleased to announce the Robin-Griffiths Biennial Environmental History Lecture. This Biennial Lecture honours the Centre's founders, Emeritus Professors Libby Robin and Tom Griffiths, who have so generously fostered the field of environmental history and cultivated a community of scholars. We hope this biennial event will go a small way to recognising their enormous contribution to the field and to share new research in environmental history.
The inaugural Robin-Griffiths Lecture took place on Thursday 8 December 2022. Professor Katie Holmes (La Trobe) presented the lecture, titled 'About the Birds and the Trees: Reading Robin and Griffiths and writing environmental history'.
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Upcoming Events
A Critique of Human Supremacism: Towards a New Sense of Reverence for the Planet.
Professor Dipesh Chakrabarty (University of Chicago)
The Third Biennial Robin-Griffiths Lecture in Environmental History, ANU Centre for Environmental HistoryReception: 5.30–6.30pm | Lecture: 6.30…
Past Events
2024 Robin-Griffiths Lecture: Kinship by Professor Sandra Swart
Professor Sandra Swart (Stellenbosch University)
The ANU Centre for Environmental History is pleased to announce that Professor Sandra Swart will present the 2024 Robin-Griffiths Environmental…
2nd Robin-Griffiths Environmental History Lecture: Prof. Sandra Swart
Prof. Sandra Swart
Kinship: How to live in a more-than-human worldThis event has passed, but you can find a summary here.Our earliest roads were elephant paths. Even…
Inaugural Robin-Griffiths Environmental History Lecture: Prof. Katie Holmes
Prof. Katie Holmes
About the Birds and the Trees: Reading Robin and Griffiths and writing environmental history The work of Libby Robin and Tom Griffiths has been…



