With BHL
- “The Geopolitics of Metadata: Knowing Panama Through the Biodiversity Heritage Library.” Biodiversity Heritage Library Blog. November 18, 2021.
- “Understanding BHL Through Metadata: Patterns of Bio-Diverse Knowledge Production.” Biodiversity Heritage Library Blog. November 16, 2021.
- “Towards Online Decoloniality: Globality and Locality in and Through the BHL.” Biodiversity Heritage Library Blog. September 1, 2020.
- Translation to Spanish: “Hacia la descolonización en línea. Globalidad y localidad en y a través de la BHL.” Macpalxóchitl. Órgano de información y difusión de la Sociedad Botánica de México, vol. 2020, no. 9, September 2020.
“…the findings explained throughout this blog post reveal the important need for BHL to strengthen bonds with institutions in the Global South, not only to achieve a truly global repository but to diversify representation, a particularly pressing matter in topics related to colonial and (neo)imperial issues, such as the case of Panama. The overwhelming predominance of US-centric narratives and perspectives in the knowledge production about Panama and her biodiversity in BHL’s catalogue reveals the urge to diversify, decentralize, and decolonize bio-diverse epistemologies.”
From “The Geopolitics of Metadata”
About BHL
- “Diversifying Digital Biodiversity Knowledge: A Latin American Multilingual Perspective on the Biodiversity Heritage Library.” Multilingual Digital Humanities, edited by Lorella Viola and Paul Spence. Routledge, 2024, pp. 31-47.
- “What Goes (Un)Told: The (Hi)Stories of the Brazil Nut in the Biodiversity Heritage Library.” Environmental History Now. November 15, 2022.
- “Hacia una descolonización de la Biodiversity Heritage Library.” Figuras: Revista Académica de Investigación, vol. 2, no. 1, March-June 2021.
“…the practices of representation and participation that occur at different levels of BHL determine who can meaningfully engage with and within biodiversity through its platform. Thus, BHL engages in systems of inclusion and exclusion heavily informed by power relationships, including issues of linguistic injustice and misrepresentation.”
From “Diversifying Digital Biodiversity Knowledge”
Other publications
- “Take Them Down: The Construction and Contestation of Mexicans and Drug Cartels in Videogames.” Hispania Special Issue: Digital Humanities in Spanish and Portuguese, vol. 104, num. 4, December 2021.
- “Tigres borgianos (dioses, arquetipos y amigos): Una lectura ecocrítica.” Revista Latinoamericana de Estudios Críticos Animales, year VII, vol. 2, December-June 2021.
“…la relación con el tigre se presenta como una inversión del tópico de la cacería: el tigre de Borges no es el primero, sino el último; no es iniciación, sino consolidación de una relación que se ha gestado por mucho tiempo. Si el primer tigre borgiano era o bien una representación o bien un objeto de la mirada humana en el zoológico, el encuentro entre Borges y su último tigre permite una afección mutua, una transformación de ambos sujetos mediante el contacto…”
From “Tigres borgianos”
Lidia Ponce de la Vega, Ph.D. 
