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Harriet A.B. Tarlo is a Professor of Ecopoetry and Poetics at the Department of Humanities, Sheffield Hallam University, within the College of Social Sciences and Arts. She holds a PhD in English Literature focusing on modernist poet H.D. Her work bridges creative writing and critical research, emphasizing gender, environment/eco-criticism, experimentalism, and avant-gardism. Tarlo teaches modules like 'Writing and Environment' and 'Experimental Writing,' and supervises PhD/M.A. students in related fields. She collaborates with artist Judith Tucker on interdisciplinary projects exploring environmental themes, such as climate resilience and extinction. Notable projects include the AHRC-funded Hydrospheres network and the Royal Society-supported 'Every Bird a Nest.' Tarlo’s research integrates poetry, visual art, and public engagement, with exhibitions in venues like Gallery 2021 and international collaborations in China. Her scholarly contributions span eco-critical essays, poetry anthologies like *The Ground Aslant*, and editorial roles for journals like *Plumwood Mountain*. She has advised over 20 doctoral candidates and serves on editorial boards for *Green Letters* and *NEW WRITING*.
