Using a variety of search terms will greatly enhance your research. Try combining some of these terms in MultiSearch with AND, e.g. ecology AND "environmental justice".
These are only a few suggestions. Keep a note of any additional terms you come across and try searching with them in MultiSearch;
| "resource management" | ecology | humanities |
| indigenous | ethics | "environmental justice" |
| environment | development | "social responsibility" |
| socio-ecological | "environmental decision making" | "global change" |
| interdependence | inequality | sustainability |
| geopolitics | "social justice" | "animal rights" |
Top tip: use quotation marks to search for phrases - this will keep the words together when searching!
Browsing the Library shelves can be a very effective way of finding relevant resources. Try browsing around the call numbers below to find interesting titles to extend your research.
| Call Number | Subject Area |
|---|---|
| GE1-350 | Environmental Sciences |
| HD28-9999 | Industries. Land Use. Labour (including Land Tenure, Real Estate Business) |
| HV4701-4890 | Protection of Animals. Animal Rights. Animal Welfare |
| QH301-705 | Biology (general, including, Life, Ecology, Economic Biology) |
| QL1-991 | Zoology (including Birds, Mammals) |
| SD1-669 | Forestry (including History of Forestry, Forest Conditions) |
Environmental Humanities is a peer-reviewed, international, open-access journal. The journal publishes outstanding interdisciplinary scholarship that draws humanities disciplines into conversation with each other, and with the natural and social sciences, around significant environmental issues.
