Author: gm472

In the current context of global change, traditional botanical knowledge is suffering deep erosion, especially in industrialized countries such as Spain. Ethnobotanical studies in Spain … Read more

New research undertaken by Dr Tatyana Humle, DICE alumnus Thomas Evans and James Wingard has found that the habitats of West African (western) chimpanzees are threatened due … Read more

‘You’ve seen the fires, you’ve seen the floods, you’ve read the news reports. You’re scared. And now you want to do something about it. But … Read more

A report commissioned by Sky Sports at the start of the 2021/22 domestic football season shows a more diverse fandom now following the game. Dr … Read more

Figures released by the South African Government’s Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment (DFFE) on International Rangers Day show a 50% increase in rhino … Read more

Euro fallout, soaring temperatures and flying elephants -we couldn’t be happier to send off the knowledgable and impassioned finalists of 2021 into the world to … Read more

A summer of bitesize talks from the Schools of Anthropology and Conservation, Economics, Politics and International Relations, and Psychology draws to a close this August. … Read more

On Friday 16 July, the School of Anthropology and Conservation came together to celebrate our final year students in an event that reflected on their … Read more

In the aftermath of England’s Euro’s loss to Italy, 3-2 on penalties, Dr Martha Newson spoke to Radio 4 during Woman’s Hour about hope and … Read more

Its the end of the oddest academic year ever. How did we keep study, conservation and climate change at the forefront of the agenda during … Read more