Anissa Bejaoui

Anthrozoology | Conservation | Multispecies Scholar

Anissa is a researcher, writer, and anthrozoologist working across conservation and environmental humanities. Her work asks how animals, landscapes, and more-than-human lives come to matter, and how public-facing scholarship can help us notice, value, and share the places we inhabit.

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Flying Jewels
Ecology & Nature Writing
Flying Jewels
Ecology & Nature Writing

Written for a garden nursery, this piece celebrates hummingbirds.

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Ecology & Nature Writing
Squished Bugs and Sticky Questions of Fieldwork
Ecology & Nature Writing
Squished Bugs and Sticky Questions of Fieldwork
Ecology & Nature Writing

A windshield is not usually where we look for ecological meaning. But the insect carcasses of windshield graveyards have much to tell us about the politics of care, the ethics of knowledge production, and the everyday work of conservation.

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Ecology & Nature Writing
In The Footsteps of Chipmunks
Ecology & Nature Writing
In The Footsteps of Chipmunks
Ecology & Nature Writing

This short essay takes a closer look at the eastern chipmunk and explores how a familiar backyard species shapes its ecosystem in meaningful ways.

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Ecology & Nature Writing

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