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Digital Ecologies is a research group seeking to foster critical conversations at the interface of more-than-human geographies, political ecology, digital humanities, and media studies to understand the varying ways in which nonhumans are digitised and for what purposes. You can read more about this work on our blog, which features invited essays from a range of disciplinary perspectives on these themes.

In March 2021 we held our inaugural workshop, which was a two-day, online, free event. You can watch keynote lectures on YouTube from Professors Jennifer Gabrys and Etienne Benson. We are currently working on an edited collection which attends to the themes and concepts addressed during the workshop, with an aim for publication in mid-2022.

Our research has been kindly supported by the Vital Geographies research group and King’s College at the University of Cambridge.