Since its foundation in 2009, the Centre for Environmental History has supported award-winning research on a wide range of topics, from bushfires and weeds to deserts and Antarctica. Always concerned with engaging the wider public, the Centre is closely engaged with the GLAM (galleries, libraries, archives and museums) sector and seeks to connect academic research to current policy debates. 

Commencing in 2024, the Centre for Environmental History hosts the peer-reviewed, open-access journal International Review of Environmental History, which is co-edited by Prof. James Beattie (Victoria University, Aotearoa New Zealand) and Assoc. Prof. Ruth Morgan. If you would like to know more about publishing your research with our journal, or are keen to edit a special issue, please get in touch with either James or Ruth.