Tag: E3

With increasing pressure on land and sea to deliver for nature, climate and development, the role of spatial planning has never been more important. At the end … Read more

Ethiopia is globally important for both biodiversity conservation and food systems. Its varied climates and landscapes support many endemic species, placing the country within two … Read more

The Spatial Nature Planning (SNaP) Forum will return to the University of Kent, Canterbury, from 24–26 March 2026, bringing together researchers, practitioners and policymakers to advance the role of systematic … Read more

The last year has been turbulent for international cooperation, with growing erosion of commitments to protect and restore the natural world. High-profile cuts to international aid budgets … Read more

By Dr Natalia Zielonka and Dr Jess Fisher Last Friday, DICE hosted the first-ever East Kent Conservation Research Symposium, funded and organised by the E3 … Read more

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

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

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

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

DICE is pleased to announce that Professor Zoe Davies has been appointed as deputy chair of the Earth Systems and Environmental Sciences unit of assessment … Read more