Teresa Lloro-Bidart is Assistant Professor in the Liberal Studies Department at California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, USA.

Explores ways interdisciplinary curricula and pedagogy uniquely capture animal voices

Displays opportunity for students to explore the complex ways in which human and animal lives are entangled

Asks how interdisciplinary curricula and pedagogy challenge (or rectify) the persistent anthropocentrism of traditional environmental education curricula and pedagogy

1. Introduction to Animals in Environmental Education: Whither Interdisciplinarity?.- Part I Intersectional Perspectives.- 2. What Can an Animal Liberation Perspective Contribute to Environmental Education?.- 3. An Intersectional Approach to Teaching and Learning About Humans and Other Animals in Educational Contexts.- 4. Intersectional and Interdisciplinary Approaches to Interspecies Food Justice Pedagogies.- Part II Posthumanism.- 5. Mutual Becomings? In Search of an Ethical Pedagogic Space in Human-Horse Relationships.- 6. Co-mingling Kin: Exploring Histories of Uneasy Human-Animal Relations as Sites for Ecological Posthumanist Pedagogies.- 7. Attending To Nonhuman Animals In Pedagogical Relationships and Encounters.- Part III Arts-Based Approaches.- 8. The Call of Wild Stories: Crossing Epistemological Borders with Narrative Fiction.- 9. On the Origin of the Dragon: Evolving a Transdisciplinary Research Pedagogy.- 10. Coexisting Entities in Multispecies Worlds: Arts-Based Methodologies for Decolonial Pedagogies.- Part IV Interdisciplinary Conversations in Formal and Non-Formal Education.- 11. Connecting Animal Cognition and Emotion with Ethical Reasoning in the Classroom.- 12. Putting Meat on the (Classroom) Table: Problems of Denial and Communication.- 13. Significant Life Experiences and Animal-Themed Education.