Hi @vcampanacho.bsky.social! So this legal battle happened ages ago - in the 1870s. The 'type set' is in Lisbon & next most complete set in Britain, & so on. While I haven't seen these collections mentioned specifically, they are of course part of larger debates occurring on specimen repatriation.
I’m in Paris too until Monday! This sounds great ✨ Let me know if you want to meet up if you have any free time in between ☺️
Give our Speak4Nature accounts a follow on all social media platforms! The project will develop new socio-legal instruments and methodologies to provide a theoretical and operational basis for asserting the voice of non-human nature in social and legal instances 🏔️✨
So unbelievably pleased to be able to review a book I've found totally inspiring and helpful as I begin to write my own. The third review is for my friend @lachlanfleetwood.bsky.social@bshsnews.bsky.social#envhist#envhum#histsci
This one took me a while to finish (being a non-native German speaker), but the next was Klemens Wedekind's 'Impfe und Herrsche' for German History ! On the relationship between veterinary knowledge and state control in colonial Namibia.
In February 1896, the first reports of a suspicious disease affecting cattle herds reached the British colonial administration in Bulawayo in present-day Zimbab
Oh wow, chapter three on immigration is a terrific suggestion. I'm trying to incorporate a little bit more contemporary material and this is perfect. Thank you!
Oh this is really great, I'd never seen this before. Thank you so much for sharing!
I didn't know about either of these - fantastic suggestions! Thanks so much for sending them over.
Hi @ethanfreedman.bsky.social! I'd like to be added as well 🤗
This is incredible! I had no idea you could do this... I've changed the dates in it to have a look at botanists in the early nineteenth century and it's actually extremely helpful. Thanks for sharing!