The Entangled Natures series explores the complex and often fraught relationships between humans, animals, and nature. In a time of rapid and profound environmental transformation, environmental humanities perspectives can help us understand the history of these changes, how culture is entangled with nature, and the meaning and politics of environmental crises such as climate change and biodiversity loss, as well as to imagine possible solutions for these problems. Join Clare Beer (Urban & Environmental Studies), Nicolas Rosenthal (History), and Rebecca Wall (History) for a discussion about how settler colonialism has remade environments around the world, dispossessing people from their land, remaking landscapes, and transforming the relationships between humans, animals, and nature – in ways that continue to reverberate today.