Digitized treasures ranging from early modern broadsheets from the sixteenth century to Earth First! Movement writings of the 1980s and beyond, as well as selected material featured in Arcadia and our Virtual Exhibitions.
Digitized collections of contemporary and historical art, and comics depicting the human-environment relationship. Collections include the Deutsches Museum’s Anthropocene Milestones comic strips and early modern broadsheets from the Bavarian State Library.
Full-text books, excerpts, profiles, and book reviews about the human-environment relationship. Includes books, series, and reviews from academic publishers Berghahn Books, Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht, University of Pittsburgh Press, H- Environment, and others.
Scholarly articles surrounding diverse topics on environment and society. Collections include Environmental Values, Environment and History, Global Environment, Environmental Humanities, Climate of the Past, International Review of Environmental History, and Conservation & Society.
Short summaries of environmentally significant sites and historical events, viewable through a keyword explorer, map, or timeline. Each item contains a very short description, a thumbnail image, related links, and suggestions for further reading.
Selected audiovisual content on the human-environment relationship, including collections on environmental films and film profiles, TED Talks, podcasts from Exploring Environmental History and Nature’s Past, and video portraits of fellows of the Rachel Carson Center.
Profiles of environmental websites, blogs, networks and collaborations, project websites affiliated with RCC Fellows and staff, and other relevant resources on the environmental humanities.
About the Multimedia Library
The Environment & Society Portal’s Multimedia Library is a dynamic digital archive making images, podcasts, scholarly texts, documentary films, and other materials of the environmental humanities openly accessible to all users. The Multimedia Library is a growing resource to spark interest and inspire ideas for new projects. To recommend an item for inclusion in the Multimedia Library, use the button below to send us your suggestion, a comment about the item’s significance, and contact information for its copyright holder.
