‘Feasibility of reintroducing grassland megaherbivores, the greater one-horned rhinoceros, and swamp buffalo within their historic global range’ is now available on open access in the … Read more

Members Lois and Jack of the Green Spaces subgroup in the Sustainability Working Group tell us more about what a Bioblitz is and about pulling … Read more

Environmental Social Sciences student Katie Hargrave-Smith launches a Creativity Campaign to highlight the enjoyment of letting go and releasing creativity. Creativity comes in all shapes … Read more

Ben Mott, Stage 2 Wildlife Conservation student and media representative for the ECS Society writes about the rise in eco-fascism, and why it is so … Read more

Kent MSc Graduate Kay Evelina Lewis-Jones explains what one is and how she came to be one in this weekend’s Guardian Education section. School of … Read more

Meet us on Zoom and our Student Ambassador or Admissions Officers will answer your questions about studying at Kent. Follow the links below to register … Read more

If I was asked to describe myself in five words, one of those words would be “chionophile” – literally “snow lover”. Dr Devin Finaughty shares … Read more

Environmental Social Sciences student Viola Favaretto tells us about how her module “GEOG5005 – Cities and the Climate Emergency’ has encouraged her to do further … Read more

A new study led by the Durrell Institute of Conservation and Ecology (DICE) has found that elephants living around the world-famous Masai Mara National Reserve, Kenya, are … Read more

In what has been an extraordinary year, the School of Anthropology and Conservation have still managed to come out with some incredible achievements and exciting … Read more