I am an associate professor in the Department of History at the University of Saskatchewan. I use advanced digital methods to research the environmental history of Britain and the British World in the long-nineteenth century and teach environmental, European, transnational and digital history . See my university profile for more information.
ralph ward
I have just stumbled across your website. I work for the UK Government as planning/ regeneration advisor for Olympic legacy, and (nevertheless) have a long standing interest in the history of the River Lea, Abercrombies ambitions, and in how we might raise the quality of he riverand its value to the surrounding area – not only as a ecological retreat and ‘leisure area’ but as an educational piece of urban history and management. I would be interested to read your papers and hear any of your emerging conclusions
Christian Asante
This is so interesting, environmental history.I love this
Luciana
Hi, just came across your website. How interesting… I am doing my PhD looking into impacts of urban catchments on water and sediment quality. My study is focusing on the Lower Lee catchment and I would love to read your papers and keep in touch…