American Environmental History Resources
American Society for Environmental History
The Web site for the American Society for Environmental History, the national academic organization.
Directory of Environmental History Internet Sources
Ecohistory
Nature Transformed: The Environment in American History
Teacher Serve Web site from the National Humanities Center.
The Environment and World History Web Sites
Environmental History
An on-line guide to the joint publication of the Forest History Society and the American Society of Environmental History.
Environmental History: An Introduction
Environmental History Bibliography
A Web version of the bibliography compiled by Jessica Teisch for the National Endowment for the Humanities.
Environmental History: Explore the Field
Environmental History Timeline
A timeline of World Environmental History (copyright 1997 Bill Kovarik, Ph.D.) and a list of related Web links.
Environmental History for High School Students and Teachers
The National Library for the Environment
A project of the Committee for the National Institute for the Environment (CNIE), the library address the need for objective, scientifically sound information on environmental issues.
Resources in Environmental History
A comprehensive site from Carnegie Mellon University with links to environmental history associations, organizations, institutes, biographical resources, etc.
What Is Environmental History?
American Society for Environmental History
Environmental History Discussion Lists (H-ASEH, H-Sci-Med-Tech, etc.)
Environmental History Discussion Lists (various topics)
Forest History Society
The Institute for Environmental History
American Memory: Digital Collections from the Library of Congress
American Studies Web
Documenting the American South: North American Slave Narratives
Evolution of the Conservation Movement, 1850–1920
Exploring the West from Monticello
Digital images of maps and navigational aids used in planning the Lewis and Clark expedition, as well as links to related resources.
Hetch Hetchy Controversy
Nature and Wilderness as Recreational Resources
The Plymouth Colony Archive Project
Smithsonian Institute
U.S. Historical Documents
Voices from the Dust Bowl
Directory to Bibliography in Environmental Ethics
Environmental Publications (search)
Environmental History (journal of American Society for Environmental History)
Environment and History (journal of American Society for Environmental History)
Non Timber Forest Product Bibliography Online
The United States History Index (bibliographies and searches)
Edward Abbey
Ansel Adams
Jane Addams
Isabella Bird
Rachel Carson
George Washington Carver
Barry Commoner
James Fenimore Cooper
Paul Ehrlich
Thomas Jefferson
Chief Joseph
Aldo Leopold
George Perkins Marsh
John Muir
Gifford Pinchot
John Wesley Powell
Theodore Roosevelt
Wallace Stegner
Henry David Thoreau
Frederick Jackson Turner
Stewart Udall
American Nature Study Society
Earth Island Institute
The EcoJustice Network
The Environmental Information Center:
The Center is a resource for public education campaigns, focusing on grass-roots organizing.
Environmental Organization Web Directory
History Television
National Audubon Society
Nature Conservancy
Natural History Resources (organizations, government agencies)
Rocky Mountain Institute
The Sierra Club
The club’s history and successful battles to protect the nation’s resources.
Environmental Ethics
Directory to Bibliography in Environmental Ethics
Figures in Environmental History and Ethics
The International Association for Environmental Philosophy
Web Sites Devoted to Environmental Philosophy
Army Corps of Engineers
Bureau of Land Management
Bureau of Reclamation
Environmental Protection Agency
The Federal Web Locator
Geographic Information Systems
History in the National Park Service: Ask a Historian
The National Environmental Data Index
National Park Service
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
U.S. Forest Service
U.S. Government Environmental Web Sites
Alaskan Animals
American Nature Study Society
Desert Fishes
Endangered Species of Hawaii
Salmon
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Agricultural History and Rural Studies
A page of links to archival resources, publications, and museums related to agricultural history in the United States.
International River Networks: River Basics
Information on the history of dams from the perspective of an international environmental organization committed to protecting wild rivers.
Those interested in specific dams should search the Web using the name of that dam, as there are innumerable sites devoted to individual dams such as the Grand Coulee, the Hoover, and the Glen Canyon.
Mining History Association
Association for those interested in the history of mining and metallurgy. Site contains links to archival resources and to other related organizations.
Sites of Ecological Interest
Alaska Volcanos
Albuquerque’s Environmental Story
American Environmental Photographs, 1891–1936: Images from the University of Chicago Library
The American Experience: Surviving the Dust Bowl
Kansas Historical Geography
Los Angeles River Tour
Maps of the Southwest
The Midwestern U.S. 16,000 Years Ago
Native American Environmental Curriculum Project
Northwest Hatcheries’ History
Pacific Northwest Logging History
A Trip Through the Grand Canyon
United States Research Report Links
A site with links to various Web resources for historical research. Divided by geographical region.
WestWeb: Western Environmental History
A collection of Web resources for those interested specifically in the history of the American West.
Cesar Chavez
A Web site commemorating his life and achievements.
The Ecojustice Network
The Network addresses environmental issues facing communities of color in the United States and provides on-line services, informational resources, and training for activists and organizations involved in the environmental justice movement.
History of Environmental Justice
EELink-Environmental Education on the Internet
A site dedicated to assisting educators in integrating environmental issues and learning into their curricula. Intended for students, teachers and education professionals.
Environmental History for High School Students and Teachers
Environmental Science Education Resources
Green Teacher
A Web version of the quarterly magazine by and for K–12 educators, includes articles, ready-to-use activities, and resource listings and reviews.
Figures in Environmental History and Ethics
Guide to Environmental Education
Resources for Teaching and Researching Northwest Environmental History
Science and Technology Curriculum Guide (Grades K–12)
WestWeb: On Teaching Western History (Resources)
American Environmental and Cultural History (U.C. Berkeley)
American Environmental History (Brown University)
American Environmental History (Western Washington University)
American Environmental History (University of Arizona)
American Environmental History (University of Wisconsin, Madison)
Environmental History of the Americas (University of Dayton)
Environmental History Syllabi
Global Issues in Environmental History (College of New Rochelle)
Natural Resources/Environmental Issues (Willamette University)
Nature and Culture in the American Landscape (Bowdoin College)
N.E.H. Environmental History Instate at Kansas State University
North American Environmental History (University of Kansas)
Social and Environmental History (Washington State University)
Surveys of Environmental History Programs
EE-Link: Environmental Education on the Internet
Environmental Education
Environmental History for High School Teachers
Interactive Mapping Ideas and Resources
Links for Students of History and the Social Sciences
Resources for Teaching and Researching Northwest Environmental History
The World-Wide Web Virtual Library: History
The American Environment and Native-European Encounters, 1000–1875
Environmental History: Explore the Field
American Society for Environmental History resources
Buffalo and American Indians
The Columbian Exchange
Native American Religion
Pueblo Indians of Mesa Verde
Religious traditions of the Micmac
Squanto’s history
Syllabus for a course on world environmental history
University of Colorado environmental history resource links
Wampanoag Horticulture
The New England Wilderness Transformed, 1600–1850
Cattle in Plymouth Colony
The Mayflower’s Voyage
Who are the Puritans?
Puritan Origins of the American Wilderness Movement
William Bradford, History of Plymouth Plantation (1620–1647)
The Tobacco and Cotton South, 1600–1900
Antebellum White South Economy
Robert Beverley: The History and Present State of Virginia (1705–6)
The Civil War: An Environmental View
The Enterprise Boll Weevil Monument today
John White and Roanoke Island
Nature and the Market Economy, 1750–1850
Crevecoeur and American Identity and the Letters
Harvard Forest Models
Jefferson as reflection of America’s racial ambiguity
Paintings of the Hudson River School
Poems of Phillis Wheatley
Western Frontiers: The Settlement of California and the Great Plains, 1820–1930
African Americans in the Fur Trade West
Cultural History of the South Yuba River Canyon
The Gold Rush
Pioneer and Emigrant Women
Urban Environments, 1850–1960
Jane Addams’s Hull-House Museum and Biographies
Environmental Justice and Chester, Pennsylvania
Garbage Timeline
Roads, Highways, and Ecosystems
Conservation and Preservation, 1785–1950
The Challenge of the Arid West
Conservation chronology : 1847–1920
Northern Pacific Railroad establishes Yellowstone as a profit center
John Muir’s 1909 pamphlet advocating preservation of Hetch Hetchy in Yosemite
John Wesley Powell - brief biography
The Puritan Origins of the American Wilderness Movement
The regulation of grazing on public rangelands, past and present
The History of Yosemite National Park
Indian Land Policy, 1800–1990
The Cherokee Trail of Tears
Current tensions between the Miccosukee Tribe and the National Park Service in Everglades National Park
The Flight of the Nez Perce
History of the Southern Utes
Klamath Indians and U.S. Forest Service: struggles over water and land
Photographs of Chief Plenty Coups and Crow villagers
The Sheepeaters
The Rise of Ecology, 1890–1990
American environmental photographs 1891–1936
Environmental Conflict in History—Middle Ages to Rachel Carson
Frederic Clements and forest succession
Aldo Leopold: a profile
The Era of Environmentalism, 1940–2000
Rachel Carson and the Awakening of Environmental Consciousness
Ecojustice Network
Environmental justice programs at the EPA
Environmental philosophers
Hoover Dam: perspectives and images
Pesticide Information Center On-line
Martha Ellen Stortz essay on environmental ethics