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“Juggling science, politics, and conservation in the Mekong dolphin circus” is the title for Gerry Ryan’s talk today. Gerry joins us from University of Melbourne. … Read more

Christiane Howe, Social Anthropology with a year in the Netherlands, has won the award for Outstanding Contribution to Sport Development. Huge congratulations go to Christiane.  … Read more

Dr Simon Black speaks at ZSL Institute of Zoology’s seminar on. “Who’s going to save the world? Building the next generation of conservation leaders” The … Read more

Eda Elif Tibet (MPhil Anthropology, 2013) has seen her film AMCHI awarded at the  International Film Festival on Environment/Health/Culture in Jakarta. The film won: Winner … Read more

We are delighted with the wonderful news that Mike Poltorak, Lecturer in Social and Visual Anthropology, has won the Kent Union Best Teacher Award. This honour … Read more

Nick Marx (MSc Biological Conservation, 2002 graduate) has been awarded the Royal Order of Sahametrei by the Royal Governement of Cambodia. Nick, Wildlife Alliance’s Director of … Read more

Peopling Places, Wednesday 29th May, 1.30-6.30pm in Marlowe Lecture Theatre 1 and Foyer. Peopling Places, an exhibition and screening of third year visual anthropology projects, … Read more

The school welcomes Omani field biologist Hadi Al-Hikmani who will be working in the conservation genetics laboratory during a month-long research visit this May. Hadi … Read more

We are delighted to announce that the book, ‘Integrating Religion within Conservation: Islamic Beliefs and Sumatran Forest Management’ has been published and is now available … Read more

The Whitley Awards celebrate 20 years of global conservation achievements HRH The Princess Royal yesterday (Thursday 2nd May) presented a Whitley Award, a prestigious international nature … Read more