Regeneration: Environment, Art, Culture

Regeneration: Environment, Art, Culture is a journal of the environmental humanities that brings humanists, activists, artists, and scientists into conversation around environmental matters. Published three times a year, Regeneration prioritises collaborative work that brings different fields, disciplines, ways of knowing, and research archives into conversation with one another, and invites work that challenges the conventional essay form in the humanities. We welcome a wide range of submissions, particularly those that take full advantage of a multi-modal format, that are co-written, that report on collaborative work in progress, and that seek to establish new methods for the evolving study of the environment.

Funding is provided by the Open Library of Humanities to cover article production costs, typesetting, website hosting, indexing and archiving. This funding does not cover copy-editing costs or editorial assistance costs, which are currently undertaken by editors as additional volunteer labour.