Ecological grief and hope on “No Little Plans”
I was delighted to join Vicky Mochama in talking about the many emotions of ecological grief on an episode of “No Little Plans,” a podcast about the state Canada’s progress…
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Ecological grief on BBC Sounds
From wildfires to melting sea ice to dying coral reefs, this podcast features scientists (Dr. Steve Simpson, Dr. Andy Radford), a doctor (Dr. Courtney Howard) & a researcher (me) talking about ecological grief at the frontlines of climate and environmental change.
New Articles in Nature Climate Change & The Conversation on ecological grief
Nature Climate Change has just released a special series on climate change and mental health. I am thrilled to have a piece in this series, co-authored with the amazing Dr. Neville Ellis,…
Article about climate change, affect, and emotional health listed as ‘critical content’, and now freely available
In celebration of its 10th year of publication, the journal Emotion, Space and Society has selected 15 articles that “showcase some of the most diverse and critical content that the journal has published…
Research from Nunatsiavut featured in NY Times
Back in January 2017, an amazing journalist, Livia Albeck-Ripka, travelled to Rigolet, Nunatsiavut to learn about the ways in which climate change is impacting Inuit lives, livelihoods, culture, and mental wellness.…
Research featured on CBC’s The National
A few weeks ago, a crew from CBC News: The National visited Rigolet, Nunatsiavut to learn from people in the community about the ways in which a changing climate and…
Mourning Nature now available
Mourning Nature: Hope at the Heart of Ecological Grief and Loss, an edited collection that myself and Dr. Karen Landman from the University of Guelph have been working on for…
Congratulations to Alexandra Sawatzky
Congratulations to Alexandra Sawatzky for successfully completing her PhD qualifying exams! Alexandra finished her undergraduate degree in Arts & Science with a cumulative GPA of 89%, and directly entered into…
Ashlee Cunsolo, PhD 