Author: jsh31

Today, 2nd September, the In Pictures feature on the BBC website highlights a new series ‘Nature’s Miracle Babies’.  The series focuses on a number of facilities … Read more

This year the Annual Ethnobotany Lecture will be given by Professor Will McClatchey of the University of Hawai’i. For further details visit: http://preview-www.kent.ac.uk/sac/events/lectures-seminars/ethnobotany-lecture/index.html

This year’s screening of the third year Visual Anthropology Video projects was a testament to the hard work, creativity, engagement and inspiration of the 14 … Read more

DICE professor, Richard Griffiths, has successfully secured a NERC CASE studentship.  This joint venture with ZSL sees Helen Meredith joining DICE as a PhD student on … Read more

School of Anthropology and Conservation Alumni in the News: James Wong (Ethnobotany 2005), presenter of the BBC’s Grow your own Drugs, won a Gold Medal at … Read more

Biocultural Diversity Intensive Programme was held at Universitat Autonoma in Barcelona, Feb 27-March 12th. 55 postgraduate students and 20 lecturers and researchers from across Europe … Read more

Drs. Anna Waldstein, Cameron Adams and Axel Klein and several School of Anthropology and Conservation postgraduate students and alumni were panel organizers and presenters at Breaking Convention: … Read more

A group of 12 orphan chimpanzees were released back into the wild with the aid of sophisticated GPS tracking technology. The release is the first … Read more