ASEH Annual Conference

The infinite Red Lists: can biodiversity ever be measured? - Isobel Akerman, University of Cambridge

Conservatism, the Far-Right, and the Environment - Jesse Callahan Bryant, Yale University

Bound to waste paper: An exploration of printed and manuscript waste in early American Books - Ashley Cataldo, American Antiquarian Society

Arctic Environmental Extractivism and the Inuit Polar Bear Skin Trade in Canada, 1920-1930 - George Colpitts, University of Calgary; Andrew Goodwin, University of Calgary

Captives From Canada’s “Unspoiled Province;” Extracting Wild Animals For Sportsmen’s Shows, 1898-1941 - Sean Cox, University of New Brunswick

Before Fire Suppression: The Erosion of Fire Stewardship and the Rise of Fire Aversion in Gold Rush Era California - Marina Del Cassio, Stanford

From “American Snack” to “Beijing specialty”：A Transpacific Story of Fried Chicken - Wenzheng Fang, University of Notre Dame

Borders, Resource Extraction, and the Early Conservation Movement in Patagonia, Argentina - María de los Ángeles Picone, Boston College

Yiyun Peng, Cornell University