Jonathon Turnbull

Jonathon is a PhD candidate in Geography at the University of Cambridge. He is a cultural and environmental geographer currently researching the human-animal relations that are emerging in the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone since the nuclear disaster in 1986. He has previously worked on urban ecologies in India with a specific focus on urban cattle governance and the political economies of sacred cattle. His main theoretical interests lie in more-than-human and animal geographies, materiality, post-humanisms, and the ‘weird’.

BA Geography, University of Oxford
MSc Nature, Society and Environmental Governance, University of Oxford
PhD candidate in Geography, University of Cambridge