Forest History Society - http://www.foresthistory.org/
"The Forest History Society (FHS) promotes the study of the history of human interaction with the environment. Our Library and Archives contain an extensive collection of published works, photographs, and numerous primary sources that provide a comprehensive look at forest, conservation, and environmental history." Excellent resource!
Environmental History Resources - https://www.eh-resources.org/
I go here to find inspiration and new perspectives on the intersection of human history and environment. This resource contains a wide variety of resources that include pod casts, a blog, video, essays, and much more. It's a general treatment of EH with a global approach, so may not be specific enough in field or period to zero down on exactly what I'm looking for, but I never know what I'll find. I do like the Resources section, divided into Professional Societies, Networks/Portals/ and Centres, and Personal Websites and Blogs.
Public Media Environmental History
Montana Public Radio's Threshold podcast series provides a great platform for digging into the nuances and history of rewilding bison. http://www.thresholdpodcast.org/
North Dakota's Prairie Public Broadcasting (to include Wyoming and Colorado) offers Inside Energy, an in-depth issues-based investigation on energy industry and the protests over the DAPL with specific educator IE resources. http://insideenergy.org/ See the library of digital resources including audio, video, and text for IE at http://insideenergy.org/category/ie-investigations/ In addition, they maintain an online store that offers resources for German-Russian immigrant cultures of the High Plains.
I go here to find inspiration and new perspectives on the intersection of human history and environment. This resource contains a wide variety of resources that include pod casts, a blog, video, essays, and much more. It's a general treatment of EH with a global approach, so may not be specific enough in field or period to zero down on exactly what I'm looking for, but I never know what I'll find. I do like the Resources section, divided into Professional Societies, Networks/Portals/ and Centres, and Personal Websites and Blogs.
Public Media Environmental History
Montana Public Radio's Threshold podcast series provides a great platform for digging into the nuances and history of rewilding bison. http://www.thresholdpodcast.org/
North Dakota's Prairie Public Broadcasting (to include Wyoming and Colorado) offers Inside Energy, an in-depth issues-based investigation on energy industry and the protests over the DAPL with specific educator IE resources. http://insideenergy.org/ See the library of digital resources including audio, video, and text for IE at http://insideenergy.org/category/ie-investigations/ In addition, they maintain an online store that offers resources for German-Russian immigrant cultures of the High Plains.
Hi there...fascinating posts! I wonder if you know anything about the mill ruins along Oakland Run near Airville PA in York County. We are now able to re-route the Mason-Dixon trail down in that ravine and ran into the ruins. There are 3 old logging trails to it...washed out in parts. The only way to get down to the ruins is by bushwhacking down from PA gamelands 161 on Posey Rd. I have a couple pics. We are dying to find out the history of the ruins!
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