This article illuminates the importance of reassembling sustainability from a relational,
morethan-human perspective in response to critical debates regarding sustainable …

This paper joins the debate on multispecies encounters in tourism by focusing on a hitherto
overlooked animal: the mosquito. Drawing from feminist new materialist literature, it works …

Leisure is a multispecies practice. From the excitement and close interaction of human and
horse tackling a show jumping course, to the joy and playfulness of a child throwing a ball …

Although there is a growing body of literature focusing on the use of qualitative research
approaches for understanding human-animal relations, surprisingly little attention has been …

Purpose This study aims to propose a novel concept of choreography as a way of
understanding co-creation of value and thus develops the spatial analytical dimensions of …

Methodologies to account for animal agency in tourism are still in their infancy. This paper
extends developments that seek to enrich methodologies for studying the role of animals in …

Nature affords transformations to consumers' social, embodied, and temporal experiences.
Yet, consumer research has yet to consider how wild species contribute to and are affected …

The rewilding of Alpine landscapes has often triggered the expansion of wildlife populations
and the 'return'of previously near extinct species. Among those, the wolf has generated …

Based on archival research, non-participatory observation, and semi-structured interviews,
this paper examined waterway landscape changes mainly caused by tourism development …

Pigdogging is a popular pastime in Australia, a form of recreational hunting whereby people
collaborate with dogs to chase and catch wild pigs. This paper analyses the hunt as an …