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Nick Kawa

Environmental Anthropologist

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New Publication on Trail Trees

I just published an article titled Trail Trees: Living Artifacts (Vivifacts) of Eastern North America with my colleagues Brad Painter…

ethnobiology, living artifacts, publication, trail trees

Web Fellow Position

The Culture & Agriculture Section of the American Anthropological Association is looking to expand its online and social media presence though…

American Anthropological Association, Culture and Agriculture, web fellow

Pergola

We completed the pergola at the Community Circle park. Let us know what you think!

Community Circle, community park, pergola

Public Sculpture at Community Circle

The public sculpture by Brenda Whittaker has been installed at the Community Circle and we’ll be completing the upper structure…

applied anthropology, Community Circle, community park

“Tiny Park, Enormous Collaboration”

Yesterday, the Community Circle was featured on the front page of the Star Press newspaper with an article by Seth…

applied anthropology, Community Circle, community park, urban gardening, urban renewal

Community Circle

This past weekend, we installed pavers at the new park at the corner of Cherry and Main. The Old West…

applied anthropology, Community Circle, Old West End, urban gardening, urban renewal

The Old West End Garden-Park

With the support of the Ball Brothers Foundation, I am working with a group of Ball State students from the…

applied anthropology, Old West End, urban gardening, urban renewal

Social and Environmental Factors Shaping Agrobiodiversity Management in Rural Amazonia

My latest research article was just published online with the journal Human Ecology. Here is the abstract: Smallholder farmers play…

agrobiodiversity, Amazonia, Amazonian Dark Earth, biodiversity conservation

Forests and Favelas

In a few weeks, I’ll be attending the meeting of the Society for Latin American and Caribbean Anthropology in Oaxaca,…

Amazonia, anthropology, Brazil, favelas, forests

Ball State Graduate School Promotes the HUB Community Garden

Faith Kellermeyer at the Ball State Graduate School recently interviewed me to discuss my involvement with the HUB Community Garden.…

applied anthropology, HUB community garden, landscape architecture, urban renewal

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