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ASEH is undertaking two major organizational efforts during 2026. One is revising our bylaws to better reflect the structure and activities of the organization. One is a strategic planning process. Learn more by following this LINK.
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Welcome to ASEH The American Society for Environmental History encourages scholarship on the interactions between humans and the natural world (or among humans and non-humans) through time. Membership of the Society is markedly interdisciplinary and international, and the work of ASEH members ranges across the ages, from crucial concerns of the present to the farthest reaches of human time. Jay Turner, ASEH President |
Upcoming Events
ASEH solicits volunteers to be committee members to expand the pool of people who contribute to ASEH's work, prizes, and initiatives. Serving on a committee is a great way to become more involved in the society. Please consider nominating yourself or others for service on ASEH committees, including book, article, dissertation, and fellowship prize committees, as well as membership, sustainability, fundraising, meetings, and other committees. | Register NOW for the 2026 Conference March 25-28 Crossroads: Environmental Histories on Contested Ground View the draft program HERE. Mark your calendars: ASEH will be in Kansas City, Missouri, for its annual conference, March 25-28, 2026 at The InterContinental Hotel Kansas City at the Plaza. For more information and to submit your proposal click HERE.
Already planning for 2027? ASEH's annual conference will be held in Richmond, VA, March 31 - April 3. |
ASEH Thanks the following sponsors of the 2026 Conference in Kansas City: Forest History Society Kansas Biological Survey Kansas Studies Institute, Johnson County Community College Linda Hall Library of Science, Engineering, and Technology Penn State, College of the Liberal Arts Penn State, George and Ann Richards Civil War Era Center Penn State, Department of History University of Kansas, Center for American History University of Kansas, Center for Global and International Studies University of Kansas, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences University of Kansas History Department University of Missouri-Kansas City, History Department Wichita State University, Department of History, Fairmount College of Liberal Arts and Sciences | Announcing Germinate: Environmental History Review View all the latest content in ASEH's new digital publication |
Contact ASEH: Diana Di Stefano, Executive Director, diana.distefano@aseh.org
ASEH
PO Box 1971
Helena, MT 59624
406-422-6088
