Brett Matulis

Two of the creative outputs from my AHRC project, "Nature Writing for Environmental Justice", are now online: 1) The Saving Tree youtu.be/-lAWUwiCK58, and 2) Our Home youtu.be/bPIaBoANQAI @ahrcpress

Tax the 700.

@AOvcinnikova19 Well done Arina!

@pwcdanica Danica, I heard your interview on Morning Edition. Such clarity in defense of what is right! Thank you, and keep fighting the fight you’re fighting npr.org/2020/08/21/904…

@dcaesj Hello, I’m trying to get in contact about an environmental justice storytelling project. Could you DM me so I can get in touch? Thanks!

@Leon_Ayo @azeezatj @RemiJS90 Have read the first section far. Brilliant work and so important in this moment. Planning to read the rest (and the rest of the volume) as soon as possible.

Absolutely loving what I see on #BlackInNature Thank you. Required reading that I assign to all yr1 students: Evelyn White’s “Black Women and the Wilderness” …0environarratives.files.wordpress.com/2012/12/white-…

It's Day One of #BlackBirdersWeek! The first ever week dedicated to visibility, awareness, and dialogue. We're kicking it off by celebrating our love of the outdoors and being #BlackInNature. Use that hashtag to share yours! Now, allow me to introduce myself! @ldpharr

I'm a young black paleontologist, geologist, and Paleo/Geo educator in Gwinnett County, Georgia. I enjoy watching modern day dinosaurs. I enjoy unlocking the secrets that are hidden in the rocks around us and sharing the history of 4 billion years. #BlackInNature #BlackAFinSTEM

It’s time for me to (re) introduce myself. My name is Kaylee, I am an ecologist, and this is me #BlackInNature. Fortunately, I grew up near the ocean and fell in love at an early age. But I didn’t think wildlife science was for me until I got to college.

I owe my love of nature to my ancestors: from my 3x great-grandpa who bought our family's land after Emancipation, to my grandmother who star-gazed and gardened with me on that same land. She also taught me mark recapture! #BlackInNature @BlackAFinSTEM

I’m gonna start my #BlackInNature tweets with some pictures from field research. It’s me your favourite tropical herper. Here I am across my island hiking, lassoing lizards and teaching about what I’m doing. It’s proud but also humbling to not only show my students that 1/

Today is the day yall! The first day of #BlackBirdersWeek!!! I'll be posting my photos today for #BlackInNature starting now ♥️

Hey y’all I’m Alex and coincidentally my last name is Troutman and I’m a wildlife Biologist ! As a part of #BlackBirdersWeek with #BlackAFinSTEM today I’ll be showcasing #blackinNature form my perspective. To start off here are two species I’ve worked with so far

I don't have too many pictures of me out in nature since I'm usually in water that is very murky and the third one is me getting critters off a dock but #BlackInNature

#BlackBirdersWeek IS HERE!!!!!!!!! DAY 1: If you are a Black nature enthusiast, we want to see you!! Share your pics using the hashtag #BlackInNature! #RepresentationMatters, and I know that from firsthand experience! So, here I am, #BlackAFinSTEM, hip-deep in the marsh! 💚

@DaraSands Cheers!

@DesportingDave @XopheRobin @lestageog @angelalast Ah, yes, “green and empty”. It’s like there’s no social history there at all...

Brandengburg Gate before the fall of the Wall. Green and empty... #Berlin

@extua @mattrbliss We take the yr1 geography students to Kinder Scout to learn about the struggle for land access.

@mattrbliss there are people in geography who might be interested in that /cc @bmatulis

someday I will write a social history of postwar British climbers to correct the idea that mountain climbing has always been a rich guy thing