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Managing Woodlands for Wildlife on Canterbury Campus

By DICE | 17 October 2025

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

New paper featured in the Woodland Trust’s ‘State of the UK’s Woods and Trees 2025′

By DICE | 02 July 2025

Lead and co-authored by DICE staff, students and honorary associates Dr J.C. Fisher, Dr G.E. Austen, S.G. Aizlewood, Dr H.A. Jackson and Professor Z.G. Davies, … Read more

‘Into the Foodscapes’: How fishers and food connect

By DICE | 18 June 2025

Postdoctoral Research Associate, Dr Michaela Guo Ying Lo, has recently exhibited some of her research in Indonesia. Find out more about her exhibition, ‘Into the … Read more

Bob Smith Shares More on Sharing Space for Nature

By DICE | 22 November 2024

After our official launch event last night, Director of DICE and Centre Lead for the E3 Sharing Space for Nature initiative, Professor Bob Smith shares … Read more

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