This paper reviews contemporary geography literature pertaining to the development and
experience of underwater spaces. Examining the underwater world as a space of practices …

There are eight underwater hotels in the world. Drawing from our on-site observations and
reflections, in this paper we discuss how one of them, Singapore's Equarius Hotel, may at …

Animacy is an important framework through which humans view and categorize the world,
but many objects do not easily fit within this scale. Plants are unique because they are very …

Food tourism researchers are increasingly seeking to question why tourists eat animals, and
the ethical dimensions of such encounters. The tourist experience has largely been taken as …

This forum contribution aims to start a conversation about how multispecies perspectives
can broaden the scope of critical policy studies. By addressing three key questions–who …

Multispecies studies are known for tackling human exceptionalism. Whilst the field has seen
a remarkable increase in popularity amongst scholars in the humanities and social sciences …

Wasps1 are generally perceived as aggressive, annoying, or even evil insects. Media is in a
key position in creating multispecies narratives, representing various nonhuman species …

The coalescing socio-political and environmental crises characterising the epoch of the
Anthropocene raise fundamental questions about what it means to be human. Underpinning …

Although common and important parts of our lives, plants often go unnoticed and
unappreciated. Overlooking plants begins within our minds with the ways that we recognize …