By Professor Tema Milstein

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Milstein T; Siebert M, 2018, Icelandic ecocultural methodologies: Interviewing in hot pots and kitchens, gleaning environmental perceptions and practices, https://www.icelandia.org/storied-seas-journal/

Siebert M; Milstein T, 2017, Internatural wayfinding: Embodied ecocultural research through yogic postures in place, Storied Seas Journal, https://www.icelandia.org/storied-seas-journal/

Milstein T; Bridgeman L, 2016, Overcoming the human-nature binary. Video of featured scholar talk at Santa Fe Institute and Sonar profile, Sonar, https://wearesonar.org/2016/04/28/overcoming-human-nature-binary/

Milstein T, 2016, Is nature really the greatest show on Earth?, Center for Humans & Nature, https://www.humansandnature.org/is-nature-really-the-greatest-show-on-earth

Milstein T, 2015, From SeaWorld to the wild, a nature-as-performer metaphor holds sway, International Environmental Communication Association/Taylor & Francis, https://theieca.org/blogs/alison-anderson/2015/11/17/seaworld-wild-nature-performer-metaphor-holds-sway

Milstein T, 2011, Film documentary: "Stories of Wolves: The Lobo Returns," on Mexican Gray Wolf recovery. Featured scholar/talking head. Directed by Elke Duerr., https://vimeo.com/182908392

Milstein T, 2007, Learning in the field: Engaging students via experience and application, International Environmental Communication Association, Ecologue

Other

Milstein T, 2022, Festival of Dangerous Ideas

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