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2024 Köldukvíslarkver. [A Tale of River Kaldakvísl] . Creative non-fiction. Oral History – See

Dalrún Kaldakvísl, „Einbúi í elidsstríði”, [Hermit at salmon war] Heimildin 6. apríl 2024. – See
Hermit at Salmon War. Documentary about an Icelandic farmer’s fight against the open-net pen aquaculture business.
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2024 Hákarlamenn á hafi úti. Samspil náttúruafla og hákarlaveiða í sögu og samtíma, Ritið 1/2024, bls. 57-97. [Icelandic shark fishermen out at sea. The interaction between natural forces and shark fishing] Oral History – See

Dalrún Kaldakvísl, „Himinn grét á vota gröf“, [The sky wept on a wet grave] Heimildin 7. október 2023. – See

Women´s water and fish protection in Iceland in the past. Kvenskörungar fyrri tíma sem gerðust aðgerðasinnar. Radio lecture on the radio show Víðsjá. The Icelandic National Broadcasting Service (RÚV). 9.01.2022. – See

Masculinity of historical shark fishermen in Iceland. Karlmennskuímynd hákarlamanna fyrr á tíð. Radio lecture on the radio show Víðsjá. The Icelandic National Broadcasting Service (RÚV). 2.05.2022. – See
Icelandic seawomen. Konur og hafið. Radio lecture on the radio show Víðsjá. The Icelandic National Broadcasting Service (RÚV). 15.02.2022.See

Animals, nature and nature conservation in the folktales of Jón Árnason.Dýr, náttúrufar og náttúruvernd í þjóðsögum Jóns Árnasonar. Radio lecture on the radio show Víðsjá. The Icelandic National Broadcasting Service (RÚV). 2022.27.04.2022. – See
We need to fight against whale hunting in Iceland 2022. Ríkishvalræði og langreyðar. Radio lecture on the radio show Víðsjá. The Icelandic National Broadcasting Service (RÚV). 10.05.2022. – See

We need to fight against whale hunting in Iceland_English translation of an Icelandic radio lecture

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The mini-doc is Visiting the trout in River Oxara.
Johannes Sturlaugsson, the biologist, visits the brown trout in river Oxara in Thingvellir National Park once again during spawning. Johannes has been studying the brown trout annually in the Lake Thingvallavatn system since 1999 and has been giving educational walks called the Trout walk (ice. urriðagangan) for over two decades. Due to COVID-19, Johannes decided to do the annual Trout walk for 2020 in a mini-doc form. 

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Radio interview about shark fishing and shark protection in Iceland / The Icelandic National Broadcasting Service.
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An open letter to Parliament signed by independent Icelandic and international scientists and written by the investigative journalist Catherine Collins and the Pulitzer-prize-winning journalist Doug Frantz, authors of “Salmon Wars: The Dark Underbelly of Your Favorite Fish.”

I was interviewed for the Patagonia documentary Laxaþjóð | A Salmon Nation – directed by Arth­ur Neu­meier 

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Laxaþjóð | A Salmon Nation – Official Trailer

Laxaþjóð | A Salmon Nation – Full Film

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A television interview where I discuss my book on the historical roles of female vagrants and hermits within the context of Icelandic rural society. In the interview I talk about the women´s profound interconnection with the animal kingdom, which shaped their experiences and lifestyles. Additionally, I explored the theme of women’s autonomy in natural landscapes by analyzing the lives of women who inhabited the Icelandic wilderness, shedding light on their unique adaptations and interactions with the environment. – See

I was interviewed about my project focused on the relationship between people and water. Morgunblaðið.

selected lectures

Ice and Water: Circular Thinking on Cultural and Environmental Sustainability. University of Iceland, 23-24 May 2024. I gave a conference lecture titled “Sharks and Men: Shark Fishing in Iceland.”

Sharks International 2022 Conference – poster booth. – See

2023. A guest lecturer in the course Environmental Humanities (Umhverfishugvísindi). University of Iceland. I gave a lecture about ocean oral history and the Greenland shark.