This digital platform is a product of the collective work of a group of undergraduate and graduate students who took ANTH 310: Transdisciplinary Environmental Humanities in Fall 2020 taught by Professor Kristina Lyons and Professor Marilyn Howarth and our collaborations with a group of scholars, scientists, lawyers, artists,  NGO workers, community organizers, and environmental activists in Colombia . Emergent transdisciplinary fields, such as the environmental and medical humanities, reflect a growing awareness that responses to contemporary environmental dilemmas require the collaborative work of not only diverse scientists, medical practitioners, and engineers, but also more expansive publics, including artists, urban and rural communities, social scientists, and legal fields. Our course was inspired by the need to attend to environmental challenges and their health, justice, and knowledge production implications, as inherently social concerns.  Through our different lenses, we attempted to foster interdisciplinary collaboration and scholarship by engaging students in discussions and research that brought together the arts and sciences in relation to issues of urban air pollution, deforestation, and water contamination, among other environmental health problems in both Colombia and the United States.