Animal Geography Specialty Group
About the Animal Geography Specialty Group
The Animal Geography Specialty Group (AnGSG) strives to enhance geographic research and scholarship on
matters relating to human-animal studies by:
(a) encouraging the exchange of ideas among geographers studying biological, cultural, ecological, economic, political, and technical aspects of the myriad ways humans co-exist with other animal species;
(b) promoting research in these areas; and
(c) facilitating collaboration between existing AAG specialty groups and committees to promote common interests and develop intra-disciplinary and interdisciplinary projects.
The overall aim of AnGSG is to support discussion of human-animal issues by geographers as a legitimate and active part of the discipline.
(a) encouraging the exchange of ideas among geographers studying biological, cultural, ecological, economic, political, and technical aspects of the myriad ways humans co-exist with other animal species;
(b) promoting research in these areas; and
(c) facilitating collaboration between existing AAG specialty groups and committees to promote common interests and develop intra-disciplinary and interdisciplinary projects.
The overall aim of AnGSG is to support discussion of human-animal issues by geographers as a legitimate and active part of the discipline.
Inaugural Members of the
Animal Geography Specialty Group
Annual Meeting of the
Association of American Geographers
Las Vegas, Nevada
March 2009
Important Documents (PDF)
AnGSG Bylaws
2010-2011 Annual Report- Coming Soon!
2009-2010 Annual Report
Minutes from the 2011 Business Meeting
Minutes from the 2010 Business Meeting
Minutes from the 2009 Business Meeting
AnGSG Bylaws
2010-2011 Annual Report- Coming Soon!
2009-2010 Annual Report
Minutes from the 2011 Business Meeting
Minutes from the 2010 Business Meeting
Minutes from the 2009 Business Meeting