Anna Guasco

Publications & Media

Sepia hued illustration of gray whales sticking their heads out of the water between ice floes, with ships and ice visible in the distance.
Scammon, 1874: California Gray Whales Among the Ice (Public Domain)

Peer-Reviewed Publications

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  • Guasco, A. (2025) “Animals and Extinction Studies,” in Oxford Bibliography in Environmental History. Link.
  • Guasco, A. (2024) “From Devil-Fish to Friendly Whale? Encountering Gray Whales on The California Coast,” Environment and History, 30(3). Journal Link; Green Open Access Link.
    • Awarded honorable mention for 2024 Jacqueline Carpine-Lancre Early Career Scholars Prize in Ocean History.
  • Bruun, J. M. and Guasco, A. (2023) “Reimagining the ‘fields’ of fieldwork,” in Special issue: Re-imagining the futures of geographical thought and praxis, Dialogues in Human Geography, in Special Issue: “Re-imagining the futures of geographical thought and praxis,” 14(2). Open access: Journal Link.
  • Guasco, A. (2022) “On an ethic of not going there,” The Geographical Journal, 188(3). Open access: Journal Link.
  • Guasco, A. (2021) “‘As dead as a dodo’: Extinction narratives and multispecies justice in the museum,” Environment and Planning E: Nature and Space, 4(3). Open access: Journal Link.

Public Writing

Underwater photograph of kelp and a swirling school of fish, all in motion.
Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary (Public Domain)

Media

Hot pink square with killer whale in one corner and yellow text reading "The Future Is Fe-Whale" and a small logo for unladylike in the other corner.

Podcast Interviews