Hi Steph, thanks for being this month’s spotlight! Can you tell us a bit about yourself and your research interests? I’m a lecturer in conservation … Read more
Managing Woodlands for Wildlife on Canterbury Campus
Our campus is home to more than 1,000 species of plants, animals, and fungi. This diversity is supported by the range of different habitats that … Read more
Cameras Roll Out Across Campus for ‘Hedgehog Watch’
The University of Kent is taking part in the National Hedgehog Monitoring Program (NHMP), borrowing 30 wildlife cameras to capture the movements of hedgehogs and … Read more
Summer with the Seabirds: Life on Lundy
This summer, I was lucky enough to visit the Lundy Bird Observatory for some fieldwork as part of a BTO (Birds Science People) grant. It is … Read more
Accessible Environmental Monitoring Equipment to be Trialled on Campus
At the end of August, Research and Innovation Fellows and Associates from the E3 Sharing Space for Nature team met with Professor Mark Mulligan, from … Read more
Collaging Canada: Ella’s summer in photos
My classes may have stopped in May but that didn’t stop me carrying my studies with me on an exciting trip to Canada… This summer … Read more
Marine Life in Scotland: How DICE students spend the summer
It was a summer morning, the sun so bright that I could barely keep my eyes open, yet its warmth felt comforting. On this beautiful … Read more
Student Spotlight: Sophie O’Connor
Hi Sophie, thanks for being this month’s spotlight! Can you tell us a bit about your research project? My PhD looks at how ‘farm women’ … Read more
Alumni Spotlight: Saving Sea Turtles with Biancamaria Zanzi
Thanks for agreeing to be this month’s spotlight! Where are you in the world right now? I’m currently in Greece, in the Peloponnese. I got … Read more
Preparing to Present: MSc student Lucy writes about her first conference
Last month, DICE hosted the Mauritian Conservation Science and Management Meeting 2025. The conference takes place every two years at one of the partnering organisations … Read more









