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Michael Willrich, American Anarchy: The Epic Struggle between Immigrant Radicals and the U.S. Government at the Dawn of the Twentieth Century. New York: Basic Books, 2023.
No full textA salient issue in the history of anarchism in the United States during the early 1900s is how movement activists parlayed with state repression, legal and extra legal. Notable ‘flash points’ include the assassination of President William McKinnley in 1901; America’s entry into World War One; and the insurrectionary threat posed by the Mexican Liberal Party (MLP) in U.S.-Mexico borderlands during the Mexican revolution (1910-20). Many more could be enumerated..
Mabel Holland Thomas Grave, the Anarchist Pastoral
No full textMabel Holland Thomas (1861-1929), later Grave, is a quintessential example of an anarchist woman with an eclectic body of work, whose manifold contribution has been largely overlooked or considered through the prism of her romantic association with a leading figure of the French and international anarchist movement, Jean Grave (1857-1939). This article offers an analytical biographical account emphasizing her privileged and artistic family background and Welshness, exploring how they connected with her later embrace of anarchism through the themes of nature and the landscape, social justice, education, and feminism
Letter of Introduction
No full textThis letter from the editors introduces the new issue and its special sections and portfolio. 
Shore Access #17 Ecological Restoration Project (2023 to 2024) Georgeson Bay, Galiano Island, BC
No full textThis report documents work done on the ecological restoration project Shore Access 17 at Georgeson Bay on Galiano Island between June 2023 and August 2024, building off work from prior involved parties from 2020 to 2023. The goal of my project is to ensure the continuation and progression of ecological restoration on the site through removal of invasive species and planting of native species. Activities conducted during this period include 174 person-hours of invasive species management (primarily during three volunteer work parties), native species monitoring in Zone 1 of the site to assess species abundance and survival rates, native plant species selection for future planting and administrative tasks. Six of eight total recommendations from the 2023 management plan were progressed during my involvement in the project. Recommendations for moving forward include site wide recommendations for invasive species management, adaptive management measures and suggested next steps for the project
Aubrey H. Fine, Megan K. Mueller, Zenithson Y. Ng, Alan M. Beck, and Jose M. Peralta (Eds.), \u27The Routledge International Handbook of Human-Animal Interactions and Anthrozoology\u27.
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