The online meeting will take place on Monday 17th April at 10-12 (Brazil), 14-16 (Czech), 15-17 (Namibia), 16-18 (Uganda).

Link for the online meeting:

Recommended readings:

Ampumuza, Christine and Driessen, Clemens. 2021. Gorilla habituation and the role of animal agency in conservation and tourism development at Bwindi, South Western Uganda. Environment and Planning E: Nature and Space 4(4): 1601-1621.

Brown, Kate. 2019. Learning to Read the Great Chernobyl Acceleration. Current Anthropology 60(20): 198-208.

Further reading:

To be indicated during the lecture

Additional activity:

Share an image you have captured which shows what the environment means to you at least two days before the meeting. Send via email (ksambucci5@rvc.ac.uk) or WhatsApp (+447871491756) to Kelly who will create a picture collage which will be shared at our next meeting. Get creative, we welcome abstract images and particularly encourage you to reflect on the environment where you live. 

Step for the final works:

Internal conversations, decision and elaboration of the ideas of topics for the final works by the working groups and subsequent submission to the coordinators of the course. This task will be of responsibility of each group in complete autonomy.