Belated Celebrations!
- Finally we were able to celebrate the achievements of this year of graduates who had their graduation ceremonies suspended due to the pandemic. Find out more about the day!
The Ukrainian refugee crisis’s impact on European cities
- Dr Jonathan Rock Rokem, Principal Investigator of a multi-national research project titled MAPURBAN, which aims to improve migrants’ access to urban resources such as public transport and civic and cultural institutions has demanded urgent policy interventions needed by European cities. Read more.
A trip to the Royal Geographical Society
- Isabella Cook, a second-year Human Geography Student considered diversity in the discipline on a trip to the Royal Geographical Society in London. Find out more.
International Women’s Day
- We asked Dr Sarah Johns, Reader in Evolutionary Anthropology, about the taboo topic of miscarriage and the impact of early pregnancy loss. Learn more.
Conservation emergencies
- Dr Matthew Struebig is one of this collaboration of researchers urging that the orangutan may need a better investment strategy, as they face imminent extinction unless they are better protected. Learn more about the rapid decline.
- On Thursday 24th April the School of Anthropology and Conservation welcomed back Associate Senior Lecturer Dr Charlie Gardner at Durrell Institute of Conservation and Ecology, who spoke about the changing role of academics in the climate and ecological emergency. Find out more.
- Dr Thirza Loffeld, Community Manager at WildHub and Lecturer in Conservation Social Science at DICE obtained her PhD on capacity development for conservation and advises on competency framework and gender equality projects. She blogs about it here.
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