I am super grateful to the editors, peer reviewers, my supervisor Ariell, and most importantly my co-researchers from Chitral who shared their knowledge, wisdom, good food, and their precious time with me during this research process.

ere is a link to the whole issue and it contains excellent essays from other scholars working on HKH.

liverpooluniversitypress.co.uk/toc/whpnp/29/1

in the special issue of Nomadic Peoples “Pastoral Resilience and Transformation in the
Hindu Kush Himalaya (HKH)” edited by Wu Ning, Srijana Joshi and Yi Shaoliang.

I am happy to share that I published my first paper, “The Transformation of Maldarai(Pastoralist Livelihood) in Yarkhun Valley, Chitral, Pakistan: Impacts of Neoliberalism, School Education and Climate Change”….it is an open access article:

www.liverpooluniversitypress.co.uk/doi/10.3828/...

Thanks tons!

Thanks so much Lorena. I would love to have a look. Thank you again.

My focus is widely on #humangeography #morethanhuman and #politicalecology.

Hello #blueacademics

I am looking for #postdoc or #research positions in the UK- as I am completing my PhD this Sept. My PhD is in #geography and the #environment and I work on commons, rural political ecology, climate change, pastoralism and mountain communities. Any lead would be appreciated 🙏

So many of the North-Pakistan languages are at risk- amongst many, due to climate change as well.

🌲 🧑‍🌾 🦅 Our new paper is out in Environmental Science & Policy: 'Just nature recovery: A framework for centring multispecies and multi-dimensional justice in land management'

sciencedirect.com/science/arti... @theostanley.bsky.social @jlorimer.bsky.social @naturerecovery.bsky.social