Author: jk393

The human story began over six million years ago in Africa. Come and learn about how humans have evolved from our earliest ancestors all the … Read more

Lemurs are one of the most threatened groups of animals on Earth and require urgent conservation attention. In this talk, Dr Charlie Gardner will discuss … Read more

The School of Anthropology and Conservation were delighted to host the research event Conversations on Empathy: An interdisciplinary encounter at Canterbury Cathedral Lodge on Friday 3rd … Read more

What is the Anthropocene and why does it matter? What does it mean to say that humans, or industrial society at least, have become a … Read more

Kent’s PhD Quilt is the first of its kind. Each quilt block was created by a different PhD student, representing the core concept of their … Read more

Research carried out at the School of Anthropology and Conservation will feature in the British Academy’s annual Summer Showcase in June. Now in its second … Read more

Lecturer in Human Geography, Dr Jonathan Rock Rokem, will be giving a seminar to transport planners and policy makers at the Stockholm Regional Planning Office … Read more

About 100 bird species are predicted to become extinct based on current farming and forestry practices according to a new global analysis. This number has increased … Read more

Commenting on the seizure in Coventry in 2016 of a number of critically-endangered Chinese Giant Salamanders that have now been rehomed at London Zoo, the … Read more

Friday May 17th, 14:00 – 16:00, Room 329, Cornwallis East, University of Kent Hosted by the Centre for Ethnographic Research, this event will explore emerging … Read more