Titlebook: English Wetlands; Spaces of nature, cu Mary Gearey,Andrew Church,Neil Ravenscroft Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s)

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Wetlands as Remembrance Spaces: Contemplation, Ceremony and Commemoration,n, we provide an overview of the types of remembrance practices associated with wetlands, including tree planting events, memorial benches, bird hide plaques, as well as intimate personal performances?such as poetry, artwork and scattering?ashes. We explore how pre-modern uses of wetlands, as limina

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-76186-2ven of the English research locations: Shapwick Heath and Westhay Moor in the Somerset Levels, Priory and Millennium Country Parks in Bedfordshire, and Alkborough Flats in North Lincolnshire. To understand these contemporary wetlands in relation to English landscapes, the chapter undertakes a socio-

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4039-4046-9n, we provide an overview of the types of remembrance practices associated with wetlands, including tree planting events, memorial benches, bird hide plaques, as well as intimate personal performances?such as poetry, artwork and scattering?ashes. We explore how pre-modern uses of wetlands, as limina

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The Nature and Limits of Human Equalityhe ways in which climate change is shaping the way we view and use wetlands. Essential to these arguments are perspectives which draw upon the ‘intra-activity’ of planetary phenomena through intractable socio-technical ‘entanglements’. As our collective future depends on connected adaptations, wetla

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