K Maria D Lane
Biographic Data
| ID | 1234154 |
|---|---|
| NAME | K Maria D Lane |
| GIVEN NAMES | K Maria D |
| FAMILY NAME | Lane |
| SIGNATURE | LANE K M D |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of New Mexico |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7646-7342 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 169 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Narratives of invasion and intimacy
Tamarix spp., also known as salt cedar or tamarisk, has garnered a reputation in the United States as an invasive plant, with widespread policy and research advocating for its eradication in the Chihuahuan Desert region that spans the United States and the Mexico border. Yet, south of the border in Mexico, tamarisk is often integrated into daily life on more friendly terms. This study applies a political ecology lens to government and conservatio…
Historical geographies of the 21st century
Geographies of outer space
Research into outer space has burgeoned in recent years, through the work of scholars in the social sciences, arts and humanities. Geographers have made a series of useful contributions to this emergent work, but scholarship remains fairly limited in comparison to other disciplinary fields. This forum explains the scholarly roots of these new geographies of outer space, considering why and how geographies of outer space could make further importa…
An Empire of Air and Water
A comparison of suitability models to identify prehistoric agricultural fields in western New Mexico
Intervention
A recent opinion piece rekindled debate as to whether geography's current interdisciplinary make-up is a historical relic or an actual and potential source of intellectual vitality. Taking the latter position, we argue here for the benefits of sustained integration of physical and critical human geography. For reasons both political and pragmatic, we term this area of intermingled research and practice critical physical geography (CPG). CPG combi…
Water, technology, and the courtroom
Between Two Rivers
Geographers of Mars
Over two decades spanning the turn of the twentieth century, astronomers' claims about the landscape and climate of Mars spurred widespread scientific and popular interest in the possibility that the red planet might be inhabited. This essay offers a new explanation for the power with which the notion of an inhabited Mars gripped noted scholars and everyday citizens on both sides of the Atlantic. Rather than pointing to a rekindling of age-old ph…
Intervention
A recent opinion piece rekindled debate as to whether geography's current interdisciplinary make-up is a historical relic or an actual and potential source of intellectual vitality. Taking the latter position, we argue here for the benefits of sustained integration of physical and critical human geography. For reasons both political and pragmatic, we term this area of intermingled research and practice critical physical geography (CPG). CPG combi…
Geographies of outer space
Research into outer space has burgeoned in recent years, through the work of scholars in the social sciences, arts and humanities. Geographers have made a series of useful contributions to this emergent work, but scholarship remains fairly limited in comparison to other disciplinary fields. This forum explains the scholarly roots of these new geographies of outer space, considering why and how geographies of outer space could make further importa…
Geographers of Mars
Over two decades spanning the turn of the twentieth century, astronomers' claims about the landscape and climate of Mars spurred widespread scientific and popular interest in the possibility that the red planet might be inhabited. This essay offers a new explanation for the power with which the notion of an inhabited Mars gripped noted scholars and everyday citizens on both sides of the Atlantic. Rather than pointing to a rekindling of age-old ph…
Water, technology, and the courtroom
A comparison of suitability models to identify prehistoric agricultural fields in western New Mexico
Between Two Rivers
Geographers of Mars
Over two decades spanning the turn of the twentieth century, astronomers' claims about the landscape and climate of Mars spurred widespread scientific and popular interest in the possibility that the red planet might be inhabited. This essay offers a new explanation for the power with which the notion of an inhabited Mars gripped noted scholars and everyday citizens on both sides of the Atlantic. Rather than pointing to a rekindling of age-old ph…
Between Two Rivers
Water, technology, and the courtroom
Intervention
A recent opinion piece rekindled debate as to whether geography's current interdisciplinary make-up is a historical relic or an actual and potential source of intellectual vitality. Taking the latter position, we argue here for the benefits of sustained integration of physical and critical human geography. For reasons both political and pragmatic, we term this area of intermingled research and practice critical physical geography (CPG). CPG combi…
An Empire of Air and Water
A comparison of suitability models to identify prehistoric agricultural fields in western New Mexico
Geographies of outer space
Research into outer space has burgeoned in recent years, through the work of scholars in the social sciences, arts and humanities. Geographers have made a series of useful contributions to this emergent work, but scholarship remains fairly limited in comparison to other disciplinary fields. This forum explains the scholarly roots of these new geographies of outer space, considering why and how geographies of outer space could make further importa…
Historical geographies of the 21st century
Narratives of invasion and intimacy
Tamarix spp., also known as salt cedar or tamarisk, has garnered a reputation in the United States as an invasive plant, with widespread policy and research advocating for its eradication in the Chihuahuan Desert region that spans the United States and the Mexico border. Yet, south of the border in Mexico, tamarisk is often integrated into daily life on more friendly terms. This study applies a political ecology lens to government and conservatio…
Geography (4 works) · Law (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · American Environmental and Regional History (2 works) · Archaeology (2 works) · Archaeology and Natural History (2 works) · Art (2 works) · Environmental planning (2 works) · Government (linguistics (2 works)