This article demonstrates critical spatial–historical readings in cultural–historical geography using salmon, indicating a need for ecological politics.
Key Points
The study develops a more-than-human historical geography framework, focusing on spatial politics.
Key concepts include the archive and ancestor, emphasizing overlooked ecological phenomena.
Analysis drawn from research on Atlantic salmon in southwest Britain highlights critical aspects of these concepts.
Implications suggest a re-examination of Eurocentric frameworks within ecological politics and historical geography.