Ruth A. Morgan Ruth A. Morgan i(10213107 works by)
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1 Ruth A. Morgan Review of Russell McGregor, Idling in Green Places : A Life of Alec Chisholm Ruth A. Morgan , 2021 single work review
— Appears in: Australian Journal of Biography and History , August no. 5 2021; (p. 287-290)
— Review of Idling in Green Places : A Life of Alec Chisholm Russell McGregor , 2019 single work biography 'Amid the grave reports of devastation from areas of Australia ravaged by bushfires over the summer came a glimmer of hope in late January 2020. Some 20 lyrebirds were photographed taking refuge around a dam on a property near Wollombi, New South Wales, on the edge of the Yengo National Park. By this time, almost all the park had been burned by fires that had raged for over a month, and BirdLife Australia estimated that more than half of the known habitat of the lyrebird had been burnt. Soon after, scientists estimated that at least a billion animals had perished in the bushfires of the ‘Savage Summer’. The lyrebirds photographed at Wollombi were among the survivors.' 

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1 The Super Pit Ruth A. Morgan , 2020 single work essay
— Appears in: Living with the Anthropocene 2020;
1 Doing Environmental History in Urgent Times Katie Holmes , Andrea Gaynor , Ruth A. Morgan , 2020 single work essay
— Appears in: History Australia , vol. 17 no. 2 2020; (p. 230-251)

'The human/nature relationship is at the heart of one of the most urgent crises of our time: climate change. What does this mean for environmental historians, trained as we are to examine the culture/nature relationship, its changing temporal expressions, to challenge the binary which underpins the discipline of history itself? This article is framed as a conversation between three environmental historians as we respond to key questions about environmental history and the climate crisis. Together we ponder the skills we bring to understanding it, the stories we have found to move us forward and our thoughts about the interface between history, science and activism.' (Publication abstract)
1 [Review] Gardens of Fire Ruth A. Morgan , 2014 single work review
— Appears in: Journal of Australian Studies , November vol. 38 no. 4 2014; (p. 510-511)
— Review of Gardens of Fire : An Investigative Memoir Robert Kenny , 2013 single work autobiography
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