Her abiding interest in the entangled relations between people, places and other species was sparked while working as an educator in remote and urban Aboriginal communities in the 1980s and 90s, and consolidated by her doctoral research – a settler colonial geography of place and belonging. Her current work is situated within the feminist environmental humanities, experiments with collective (more-than-human) and creative modes of thinking and writing, and is geared towards redressing the entangled social and environmental legacies of colonisation and capitalist excess. It is motivated by a commitment to finding recuperative and convivial ways of co-inhabiting damaged common worlds in ecologically challenging times. She can be contacted at: affrica.taylor@canberra.edu.au