A look through the ESEH 2013 program yielded a heafty list of papers dealing with medieval environmental history:
Climate and weather informations in Russian chronicles before AD 1500, U. Bieber (Austria), Session 1G
Between Latin and Lake Sediments: Environmental history of the Middle Ages, E. Zbinden (Switzerland), Session 1K
Why summer 1540 was likely warmer and dryer than 2003, O. Wetter (Switzerland), Session 2G
Human and ecological consequences of the 1540 Mega-drought – lessons for the future, C. Pfister (Switzerland), Session 2G
Salmon ‘fishings’ in later Medieval Scotland: Competition and conservation for a riverine resource, R. Hoffmann (Canada), Session 2I
Ice blocking and shipping in the low countries, 14th-18th centuries, A. Kraker (Netherlands), Session 3I
Conceptions of order in regulations of fish in the 16th century – river vs. lake, C. Sonnlechner (Austria), Session 6H
Regulating fishermen and aquatic life. Lake constance fisheries from c. 1350 to 1800, M. Zeheter (Germany), Session 6H
Agrolandscapes of terraced fields of the Northern Caucasus and their analogues in the Middle Don forest-steppe zone in the 1st Millennium AD, D. Korobov, (Russian Federation), Session 7D
Historical paradoxes of Medieval Northern agriculture at the Russian North, O. Trapeznikova (Russian Federation), Session 7D
Ancient Novgorod taxation unit “obzha†as an assessment of “quality†of medieval agrarian landscape, A. Frolov (Russian Federation), Session 7D
Connecting and separating the worlds: Rivers in old Scandinavian narratives of travels to the otherworld, G. Glazyrina (Russian Federation), Session 7I
Water means food means energy… circulation, land use and settlement transformation in Byzantine and medieval island systems in the Aegean Sea, M. Veikou (Aglantzia), Session 8F
Of wolves and sheep: Identifying the predator and the fleeced in the Coastal Highlands of Late Medieval Southern Anatolia, W. Ostasz (United Kingdom), Session 8F
Food production and consumption patterns in the transitional zones between different ethnic groups in the Byzantine world, A. Izdebski (Poland), Session 8F
Stories in circulation: Riverine miracles in the Early Middle Ages, E. Arnold (United States), Session 8L
Great to see the expansion of interest in the field!