Mountains on Display: Curating Time, Uncontrollability and Vulnerable Ecosystems at Haus der Berge and Norsk Fjellsenter

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Notes

1 I thank the two anonymous peer reviewers, the editors of this issue, and Verity Burke and Dolly Jorgensen for their valuable comments on this article.

2 See, for example, initiatives such as Museums for Climate Action (https://www.museumsforclimateaction.org/), Museums for Future (http://museumsforfuture.org/) and Curating Tomorrow (http://www.curatingtomorrow.co.uk/).

3 I conducted an interview with Mai Bakken, from the Norsk Fjellsenter, on 29 June 2023 and with Ulrich Brendel, from the Haus der Berge, on 14 April 2023. I am very grateful to both of them.

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Marie-Theres Fojuth

Marie-Theres Fojuth is a modern historian of environment, technology and knowledge with a Doctorate from Humboldt University Berlin. She is an Associate Professor of History at the University of Stavanger, Norway, and is part of the Greenhouse Center for Environmental Humanities. Fojuth was formerly Head of Cultural History at Museum Stavanger and Curator at Stavanger Maritime Museum. Her current research agenda focuses on public history, museum studies and education for sustainable development.