Parks, Park, Also

This is the ninety-eighth post in my series that explores the most-used words in the top stories shared among Environmental Historians and Environmental Humanities scholars on Twitter each week.

Parks and Playgrounds, Strathcona County

Here are the top articles amongst environmental historians and humanities scholars this past week (January 7, 2018 – January 13, 2018):

Preserving historically significant architecture in Los Angeles, including houses designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, requires navigating a long and expensive obstacle course riddled with political, economic and environmental obstacles. #Artbound https://t.co/wQNx0DIXfc

— Link TV (@LinkTV) January 6, 2019

Monday: “Preserving Frank Lloyd Wright’s Place in Los Angeles Architectural History” by James Brasuell, LinkTV

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Co-evolution: https://t.co/8LQVcHibuS #EnvHist

— Mark Stoll (@markrstoll) January 8, 2019

Tuesday: “Meet The Granary Weevil, The Pantry Monster Of Our Own Creation” by Lindsay Patterson, NPR; The Salt: What’s on Your Plate

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New set of Comps Notes on my blog! : State, Provincial, and Historic Parks https://t.co/DKMGsizYDv #envhist #parkhistory #parks #stateparks #provincialparks #cdnhist #ushist

— Dr. Jessica DeWitt (@JessicaMDeWitt) January 9, 2019

Wednesday: “Comps Notes: State, Provincial, and Historic Parks” by Jessica DeWitt, Historical DeWitticisms

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'@warde_paul co-author of 'The Environment: A History of the Idea' interviewed about the book in @envjournal #environment #environmental @JHUPress. Book out 25th Jan. https://t.co/jRxyOwrVKG

— Oxford Publicity (@OxfordPublicity) January 10, 2019

Thursday: “Interview: Dr Paul Warde, author of The Environment: a History of the Idea” by Thomas Barrett, Environment Journal

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2018 left us with a mixed bag of hope and foreboding. With recent history in mind, what does 2019 have in store? Here are the issues environmental advocates are watching closely in the coming year: https://t.co/tPNpJ2W8az

— NRDC 🌎🏡 (@NRDC) January 11, 2019

Friday: “The Biggest Issues for Wildlife and Endangered Species in 2019” by John R. Platt, EcoWatch

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Computer modelling and forgotten river crossings https://t.co/Z5Byrzba7T #envhist #hgis #cdnhist

— NiCHE (@NiCHE_Canada) January 11, 2019

Saturday: “Computer modelling and forgotten river crossings” by Terry Beaulieu, RETROactive: Blogging Alberta’s Historic Places

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408-year-old tree discovered in Algonquin Park’s unprotected logging zone https://t.co/BKncAojyQs via @torontostar #envhist #parkhistory #parks #provincialparks #forestry

— Dr. Jessica DeWitt (@JessicaMDeWitt) January 12, 2019

Sunday: “408-year-old tree discovered in Algonquin Park’s unprotected logging zone” by Kristin Rushowy, The Star

Top Words

1. parks

2. park

3. also

4. said

5. national

6. historic

7. sites

8. preservation

9. history

10. species

11. Taylor

12. state

13. Lloyd

14. will