Dr Nick Brooks
Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research
School of Environmental Sciences
University of East Anglia
Norwich NR4 7T
UK
Tel: +44 (0) 7919 402 918
Email: nick.brooks at uea.ac.uk
- An Introduction to the Science of Climate Change. Presentation delivered as part of 3-day training course on climate for DFID staff, on 30 March 2009 (7.4 Mb).
- Presentations for the University of East Anglia School of World Art and Museology Masters Level Course MC04: "Constituting Cultural Heritage" (part of the MA in Cultural Heritage and International Development)
- Cultural Heritage in the Sahara I: Archaeological and Environmental Contexts. Saharan geoarchaeology & threats to heritage, with focus on Libyan Fezzan. 28 January 2009 (59.9 Mb)
- Cultural Heritage in the Sahara II: Archaeology and Conflict in Western Sahara. Archaeological sites and threats associated with conflict and post-conflict. Focus on funerary monuments and general heritage issues. 4 February 2009 (74.4 Mb)
- Cultural Heritage in the Sahara III: Rock Art and Politics in Western Sahara. Case study of vandalism to rock art by UN Peacekeepers, and its consequences.11 February 2009 (71.9 Mb). Supporting material: MINURSO Press Reviews 16 Jan. 2008 & 7 Feb. 2008.
- Is Climate Change a Factor in the Darfur Conflict? The Sudan Studies Society of the UK. Symposium 2008. 4 October 2008. School of Oriental And African Studies, London, UK. (2.2 Mb)
- Our Ideological Vulnerability to Nature: The Right Climate for Change? UEA Open Seminar Series, 9 May 2008, University of East Anglia, Norwich, UK. (13.5 Mb)
- Exploring Cultural Dimensions to Climate Change (with Thom Heyd, University of Victoria, British Columbia, Canada), Living with climate change: are there limits to adaptation? 7 & 8 February 2008, Royal Geographical Society, London, UK. (4.1 Mb)
- Shadows of the Past: Climate Change and the Emergence of Civilisation. Public lecture at the University of East Anglia for the 2006 British Association for the Advancement of Science Festival of Science in Norwich, UK. 7 September 2006 (19.9 Mb).