Our globe and beyond as treatied spaces.

About
We are a collaborative research group that works across disciplines and sectors to make treaties and environmental concerns central to education, policy and public understanding.

Collaborate
We welcome new collaborations with researchers, policy makers, governments and environmental enterprises.

Publish
Pitch your idea for Elements in Indigenous Environmental Research, a new Cambridge University Press print and digital book series.
Research Programmes

Connecting Cultures
A collaborative project revealing how historic sites can position themselves as global crossroads, enabling multiple global publics to connect their lived experience with them.

Diplomacy and Treaties
International collaboration revealing globally significant cultures of diplomacy between the Crown, the Haudenosaunee and their neighbours in North America.

Digital Storytelling
Digital resources that involve the public, advance research, energise teaching, and drive knowledge exchange, built in partnership with the UK’s foremost research software engineers.

Resource Use and Environmental Futures
Water Cultures in Conflict at Pebble Mine, Bristol Bay, Alaska

Political Ecologies
Timely interventions that examine the power relations between Indigenous actors and the world’s most pressing environmental challenges.

Completed Projects
Timely interventions that examine the power relations between Indigenous actors and the world’s most pressing environmental challenges.
What’s On
Join us (in person and online) for talks, invited lectures, conferences, workshops, media appearances and podcasts.
Featured Event
Non-State civic membership from Antiquity to Modernity Ancient Roman Expulsions and Anishinaabe (Ojibwa) Citizenship Resurgence
Guest speaker: Leverhulme Visiting Professor Damien Lee (University of Birmingham/Toronto Metropolitan University). Exeter speakers: Elena Isayev (Ancient History) and Andrew Schaap (Politics). Council Chamber in Northcott House, Streatham Campus, University…