O evento se deu na Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina (UFSC) em Florianópolis de 22 a 29 de julho de 2019. O encontro com centenas de historiadores ambientais de todas as partes do mundo teve a presença maciça de representantes do LabHeN.
Integrantes e amigos do LabHeN no 3º Congresso Mundial de História Ambiental. Da esquerda pra direita: Gabriel Garnero, Rogério Oliveira, Bruno Capilé, Valéria Fernandes, Ana Marcela França, Gabriel Paes, José Augusto Pádua, Lise Sedrez, Matthew Jonhson, Jorge Olea, Natascha Otoya e Gabriel Oliveira.
Destaques
Gabriel Paes recebeu prêmio pela apresentação de seu trabalho Ecological and Historical aspects of the reforestation carried out in the Tijuca Forest, RJ, Brazil in the 19th century.
A mesa Rivers and Environmental History Around the World do Coletivo de Historiadores Ambientais de Rios Latino Americanos (CHARLA) teve a apresentação de Bruno Capilé e Gabriel Olivieira.
O LabHeN no congresso
- Bruno Capilé
- A city and its river: The need to manage adjacent ecosystems for the urban metabolism in Rio de Janeiro (19th-20th) – Rivers and Environmental History Around the World.
- Gabriel Paes
- Ecological and Historical aspects of the reforestation carried out in the Tijuca Forest, RJ, Brazil in the 19th century – Historical Geography and Historical Ecology of the Brazilian Atlantic Forest: From Theory to Practice, Linking Space and Time
- Gabriel Oliveira
- The river of national unity: the São Francisco river and the Brazil Empire in the 19th Century – Rivers and Environmental History Around the World – Part 2
- The atmosphere as a field of culture: circulation of knowledge and the climate readings in the sertão of Brazil by Thomaz Pompeu (1846-1859) – Climatological History and Climate History in The Americas, 16th to 20th centuries (part 1)
- Jorge Olea
- Socioterritorial changes and Chilean Agrarian Reform: environmental history of a revolution (1955-1980) – The Nature State 1: Rethinking the State through the Environment
- José Augusto Pádua
- Biomes, Frontiers and History in Brazil: The Amazon, the Atlantic Rainforest, the Cerrado and the Caatinga (mesa redonda)
- The causes and consequences of the Great Acceleration in Brazil – The Great Acceleration in a Comparative Perspective
- Lise Sedrez
- Experiences on Urban Environmental History: Methodologies, Uses and Goals in a Multidisciplinary World (mesa redonda)
- The Environmental History of the Recent Past: A Roundtable on Environmental Politics and Policy in the 21st Century (mesa redonda)
- Brazilian Environmental History and Global Convergences (mesa redonda)
- Water and Megacities in the 20th Century: Cases from the Americas (comentadora)
- Natascha Otoya
- The development of oil geology in Brazil from a postcolonial perspective – Peripheral Socio-Environmental Transformations
- Valéria Fernandes
- The plague of the locust in South America: Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay (1890-1950) – Environmental Agricultural History and its Socio-Ecological Negotiations
