Author: Grace Shore Banks

Dr Charlie Gardner takes part in Scientist Rebellion’s ‘Teach In’ at the site of the Conference of the Parties talks in Glasgow. Thousands of climate … Read more

Environmental Anthropologist Laura Ribbons’ work explores her fascination with plants and the ways in which we coexist with them (or not), themes explored in this … Read more

SAC joins the consortium Systemic solutions for upscaling of urgent ecosystem restoration for forest-related biodiversity and ecosystem services (SUPERB). A team from SAC are part … Read more

Refugee puppet Little Amal, a performance art piece to highlight forced migration, visited our Canterbury campus after walking 8000km from Syria across Europe to the … Read more

These annual awards recognise individuals and groups who are advancing ecology in the scientific community and communicating its importance in society. The British Ecological Society … Read more

Kent’s Centre for World Affairs (KCWA) aims to connecting disciplines within the Human and Social Sciences Division. Kent’s Centre for World Affairs (KCWA) is a … Read more

Herpetologist Steve Allain has been ‘migrating’ regularly to Norfolk collecting data for his PhD and catching his study species, which he acknowledges might not be … Read more

SAC graduates Dalia Tarazi & Massimo D’Aloia Thompson formed a hands-on environmentally conscious society and were awarded two outstanding awards: ‘Most Improved Group 2020’ and … Read more

Earth’s environmental pandemic affects all of us. In this celebration of our planet, Dr Bicknell reminds us of the special world we live in, and … Read more

New Martha Newson research has identified prosocial behaviours and bonding amongst people who attend raves, which may help explain why rave culture has endured for … Read more