Students, alongside the University’s Durrell Institute of Conservation and Ecology (DICE), will work with the Wilder Blean Initiative, a Kent Wildlife Trust, RSPB and Woodland … Read more
Author: Grace Shore Banks
Decolonising Cyprus: Interdisciplinary Reflections
The first Centre for Ethnography at Kent event this term will take place on Monday 13th February 2023. Welcoming Theodoros Rakopoulos, from the Department of … Read more
Setting land aside boosts biodiversity on oil palm plantations
Setting aside patches of original forest on oil palm plantations boosts biodiversity and reduces some of the negative environmental impacts associated with this land use, … Read more
Namibia: Rhino Poaching almost doubles in 2022 with Etosha hit-hard
In 2022, 87 rhinos were poached for their horns in Namibia, up a staggering worrying 93% on the figure for 2021, when 45 were killed, … Read more
Silent Earth: Averting the Insect Apocalypse
We are delighted to announce that this year’s DICE Lecture will be given by Professor Dave Goulson, a world expert on insect ecology and conservation, with … Read more
We are listening to you!
We know that our students are particularly aware of the climate crisis, and some of you have told us about the anxiety this causes you. … Read more
Geography & Environment Seminar Series – Spring 2023
Having strong social connections can improve your health, according to global study
The time people spent with family over the festive period could have improved their health, according to new research which examined how social bonds with … Read more
New Year, New Head of School!
Dr Chris Deter has been appointed as Head of School. Biological Anthropologist Chris had been in the role on Interim Head of School since August, … Read more
In tropical forests, not everything that looks broken, IS broken
Logging affects many of the world’s tropical forests, this new study examines whether the ecological health and functionality of these ecosystems. Tropical forests, after logging, … Read more