Author: jsh31

Huge congratulations go to Jennie Martin who has recently won the Environment Award for the Glenfiddich Spirit of Scotland 2014. Jennie studied at SAC for … Read more

Emma Wombwell, PhD in Biodiversity Management, has co-authored a paper which has recently been published in Science. The paper, describing the threat that a new … Read more

Dr Justyna Miszkiewicz has had two images of bone microstructure acquired by the Wellcome Collection. The images were scanned using an atomic force microscope (AFM) … Read more

PhD student Hazel Jackson has found that she’s had remarkable success in collecting samples of ring-necked parakeets since her appearance on BBC’s Springwatch. Hazel has … Read more

Professor Joel Robbins, University of Cambridge, will be joining the School of Anthropology and Conservation for our annual Stirling Lecture in celebration of the University … Read more

Jennie Martin, founder and executive director of Wild things! an environmental education charity based in Scotland, and SAC graduate, has been nominated for an environmental … Read more

PhD student Carin Tunaker’s film ‘Homeless Youth’ will be previewing at the Digibury Weekender conference at the Gulbenkian Theatre this Saturday (18th October). The short … Read more

Largest cats of the Americas were caught mating by camera traps in an oil palm landscape  In the Magdalena River valley of Colombia Bogotá, Colombia … Read more

SAC PhD student Alastair Key, and his research associate Christopher Dunmore, have had research results published in the Journal of Human Evolution. Their paper, The … Read more

We are delighted to announce that the Durrell Postgraduate Diploma (PGDip) in Endangered Species Recovery has been validated by the University of Kent for 2015. … Read more