See Plumwood’s canoe, reimagined, via Lauren' Burrow’s ‘Food That Don’t Rhyme’ work at the 2026 Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art. Or, in the meantime, read Lauren’s essay ‘Sculpting Air’ thinking about conditioned environments and Val’s metabolic library at One Vast Library.

‘The Eye of the Crocodile’, written by Val Plumwood and edited by Lorraine Shannon, has now been translated into German by Sigrid Ruschmeier and published by Matthes & Seitz Berlin.

Val Plumwood’s Library, containing over two thousand publications, has been digitally catalogued and is now available to peruse online via a user-friendly interface or a detailed CSV download.

Plumwood Inc. are looking for new caretakers of the residential area on Plumwood Mountain. Submit an EOI now!

On the 8^th of September 2024, Plumwood Mountain was handed back to the Batemans Bay Local Aboriginal Land Council (BBLALC) and into the care of traditional custodians, the Walbunja peoples of the Yuin Nation. The BBLALC and Plumwood Inc. celebrated this momentous landback with a small party on the 22nd September 2024.

Monga, NSW – 17th September 2024: Plumwood Incorporated and the Batemans Bay Local Aboriginal Land Council are proud to announce that Plumwood Mountain, a 120-hectare heritage-listed private property, has been handed back to the Walbunja people of the Yuin Nation. This is the first time a private heritage-listed property has been gifted to an Aboriginal community. See more for further details and contact information.

Yana Djamaga Ganji / Walk Good Fire is a documentary by the Batemans Bay Local Aboriginal Land Council, the Walbunja Rangers and Plumwood caretaker Clancy Walker.

‘El Ojo Del Crocodrilo’: Val Plumwood’s ‘The Eye of The Crocodile’ has been translated into Spanish by Valentín Huarte and published by Cactus.

Plumwood Inc. member Natasha Fijn discusses the history of Plumwood Inc. and its alternative ‘environmental humanities’ approach to conservation caretaking.

Prof. Kate Rigby discusses Dr Val Plumwood, an Australian philosopher and ecofeminist known for her work on anthropocentrism, her life and how she survived an attack by a saltwater crocodile on 3CR community radio.

Plumwood Mountain has been added to NSW State Heritage Register, as a place of exceptional natural and cultural significance.

Plumwood Inc. member Lara Stevens discusses the ongoing relevance of Val Plumwood with David Rutledge on ABC Radio National’s The Philosopher's Zone.