There is a growing recognition of the importance of transgender perspectives about the environment. Unlike more established approaches in the environmental humanities and queer studies, transecology i...

<div style="text-align: justify;">Brigitte Baptiste-Ballera, una de las biólogas y ecólogas más importantes del momento, escribió los siete ...

Seeking Chapters for The Bloomsbury Handbook of TransecologyA decade after Nicole Seymour's chapter “Trans Ecology and the Transgender Road Narrative” in The Oxford Handbook of Ecocriticism, following Susan Stryker’s foreword to the 2020 book Transecology: Transgender Perspectives on Environ

Puerto Rico’s experience of Hurricane Maria became an inflection point for the island’s inhabitants, diaspora, literary and artistic communities, uncovering and stressing the overlapping crises that c...

Keywords: transecology, bodies, ecocriticism, trans studies, ecosystemsAbstract This article uses autobiographical experience and recent events, namely my own attempts at small farming and the 2023 me...

We all know that trans people have existed throughout history, but what about before that? S.K. Marley does fascinating research on queerness and transness that predates written history and joins me to speak about what antler headdresses and wooden dolls might teach us about transness. We also discuss how transness, walking and wellbeing are entangled, which landscapes are the most nonbinary, and why ‘prehistory’ is a contested term in itself. Since we’re chatting in a beautiful park in York, this episode has some bonus bird song and squirrel mischief.   References: Out and Wild  https://www.outandwild.co.uk/ Our Transcapes  https://skmarley.co.uk/our-transcapes/ Ballachulish Goddess Braak Bog Figures The Wittemoor Figures Shigir Idol https://skmarley.co.uk/ @sk____marley Our Flag Means Death   Questions you should be able to respond to after listening: -      What does ‘prehistory’ mean? -      Why does S.K. speak about being trans and being in nature? What does this have to do with wellbeing? -      S.K. speaks about notions of truth in contemporary trans debates and about colonial perspectives in academia. Why is their focus on British prehistory important in both of these contexts? -      Why are the antler headdresses S.K. talks about a turning point in their research and their thinking about duality? -      Why are bogs trans? What is the most trans or nonbinary landscape you have ever encountered?