[reproduced from the ESEH society pages in Environment and History 22(4) (2016)] by Kadri Tüür, Coordinator, KAJAK (Estonian Centre for Environmental History), Tallinn University Kadri Tuur     The Estonian Centre for Environmental History (KAJAK) was established in 2011. Slowly but steadily, the habit of incorporating environmental perspectives into ‘classical’ historical research has gained a footing in Estonia. Ecocriticism … More The Estonian Environmental History Scene: publications, exhibitions, outreach