The 2027 ASEH Conference Call for Proposals has closed. Acceptance notifications will go out in early October. We can't wait to see you in Richmond, VA, March 31-April 3. Click HERE to learn more. |
| ASEH at 50 Exploring the Roots and Boundaries of a Field Conference March 31-April 3 Marriott Richmond Richmond, VA |
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Member News From our friends at the National Council on Public History: Take Action to Stop NARA Closures The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) is planning to close its regional archives in San Francisco and Chicago, putting public access to important regional historical records at risk. These facilities hold collections that document the histories of communities, organizations, and individuals across the country, including materials that may not be available elsewhere. Access to the Chicago facility will begin to be restricted as early as October 13, 2026, raising immediate concerns for researchers, educators, historians, and members of the public who rely on these collections. The proposed closures also leave important questions about the long-term location and accessibility of the permanent records currently housed at both facilities. The NCPH Advocacy Committee urges members to take action to protect these regional archives. Learn how: Click here. Send member news to: diana.distefano@aseh.org | Read the latest in Germinate: Environmental History Review Germinate is ASEH's new online open-access publication. Want to publish in Germinate? Read the guidelines here.
Be an ASEH Volunteer ASEH solicits volunteers to be committee members to expand the pool of people who contribute to ASEH's work, prizes, and initiatives. Serving on a committee is a great way to become more involved in the society. Please consider nominating yourself or others for service on ASEH committees, including book, article, dissertation, and fellowship prize committees, as well as membership, sustainability, fundraising, meetings, and other committees. ASEH Fun Fact: 13% of ASEH members serve as ASEH volunteers |
Welcome to ASEH The American Society for Environmental History encourages scholarship on the interactions between humans and the natural world (or among humans and non-humans) through time. Membership of the Society is markedly interdisciplinary and international, and the work of ASEH members ranges across the ages, from crucial concerns of the present to the farthest reaches of human time. Jay Turner, ASEH President |
Contact ASEH: Diana Di Stefano, Executive Director, diana.distefano@aseh.org
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