Canadian Climate History: Assembling digital resources to facilitate the study of historical data on Canadian environments.
Forest History: Facilitating understanding of forests in Canada’s history and preserving our nation’s long experience with forestry.
Landscapes: Landscapes seeks to encourage reflection on the environmental history of common and public landscapes.
Transnational Ecologies: Working to improve understanding of migratory species.
Water History: This project is interested in all ways that the humans interact with the hydrological environment.
Digital Infrastructure: Create and promoting new tools and services that support humanities research and NiCHE projects
New Scholars Committee: A sub-group of NiCHE for those embarking on their academic careers.
History & Environment of Atlantic Region: A network for scholars studying the environmental history and historical geography of the Atlantic provinces.
Nature | History | Society: A regional network that hosts events in Vancouver for those studying the environmental history of the West Coast.
Prairie Environmental Network: Based at U Sask, this network promotes knowledge of environmental history on the Prairies projects
Quelques Arpents de Neige: Bringing together scholars along the Quebec-Windsor corridor and in New England.
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Leader: Cette tribune est appelée à suivre l’actualité de l’histoire environnementale francophone et à être mise à jour par l’apport direct des chercheurs.
Toronto Environmental History Network: A monthly reading group open to environmental historians and historical geographers in the GTA.
Forestarium: A Website and Interactive Map for Forest History in Quebec.
MB Williams: Living and Writing the Early Years of Parks Canada: A web exhibit showcasing the life and works of MB Williams.
Scholars Profiles (2010-2012): Once a month this blog will feature the research and experiences of a researcher, written in their own words.
History for the Future of Food: A community-university research initiative that seeks to provide a deeper appreciation for local food systems.
Augmented Reality and Environmental History: Exploring Augmented Reality as a tool for telling history.
CoHearence Podcast Series: A collaboration between Nature’s Past, NiCHE, and graduate students from York University.
Ribbon of Green: An online historical atlas of Edmonton’s River Valley.
EH Mobile App: A mobile app for environmental history news.
Nature’s Past Exhibit: An exhibit displayed at the Provincial Archives of Alberta in Edmonton from Sept-Dec 2010.
Knowledge Mobilization Blog: Is it time for more historians to re-think scholarly publishing?
The Land Remains: A project that combines drama with K-8 environmental history education in the Ottawa region.
Ontario County Maps Geospatial Project: An initiative to compile a Geographic Information Systems dataset on Ontario maps from 1856-1888.
Abandoned Mines: A project that seeks to study the historical impacts of abandoned mines on First Nations communities in northern Canada.
Environmental History in the Classroom: Acollaboration between NiCHE, EcoKids Canada, and the UWO Public History students of 2009/2010.
Reaching a Popular Audience: A series of workshops and resources for graduate students interested in reaching a wide audience with their research.
Nuclear International Research Group (NIRG): A network of researchers studying the nuclear industry from a variety of academic backgrounds.
Atlas of the Environmental History of South Central Ontario: An GIS web-based tool for organizing knowledge of the environmental history of southern Ontario.
Don River Valley Historical Mapping Project: The project uses GIS to document historical changes in the landscape of the Don River watershed in Toronto.
Back to the Island: An online exhibit dedicated to the “Back to the Land” movement of 1970s in PEI. Features both a narrative and oral history of life at the time.
Towards a Guide to Best Practices in XML Markup: A pilot project using historical environmental data to outline best practices for using XML Markup.
People and the Bay: A joint project between university and high school students where students worked to create short videos about environmental history topics.
Newfoundland’s Petit Nord: A photo exhibit of the archaeological sites along Newfoundland’s Petit Nord, along with maps of the sites.
The Programming Historian: An open-access introduction to programming in Python, aimed at working historians (and other humanists) with little previous experience.