Category: CBCD

Ashley Glenn, currently doing her PhD in Ethnobiology, has won this year’s Richard E. Schultes Award from the Society for Economic Botany, to support her research … Read more

Dr Raj Puri found numerous Kent Ethnobotany and Environmental Anthropology alumni presenting their research at this year’s Society of Ethnobiology meetings in Montreal, held between … Read more

The Centre for Biocultural Diversity at the University of Kent welcomes a variety of academic guests who benefit from one of the largest concentrations of … Read more

50 Farmers’ Tales is a unique study of the dramatic and wide-ranging changes in Kent farming over the last 50 years. In celebration of the … Read more

The Centre for Biocultural Diversity is pleased to host Plant Worlds: A Cross-disciplinary forum on human-plant relationships on Friday May 19th and Saturday May 20th in the … Read more

Emeritus Professor of Anthropology and Human Ecology, Roy Ellen, has been honoured as the Distinguished Economic Botanist for 2017 by The Society for Economic Botany … Read more

For an upcoming symposium to be hosted by the Centre for Biocultural Diversity (CBCD), we are seeking papers and posters that explore the diversity of … Read more

The CBCD is delighted to welcome a number of visiting researchers to add to the dynamic research environment of the centre. Dr. Olivia Angé (Marie Curie … Read more

The latest issue of the journal Environment and Society: Advances in Research (Berghahn) features Ethnobiology postgraduate student Kay Evelina Lewis-Jones as guest editor for a … Read more

We would like to invite you to attend our ESRC Festival of Social Science event in Canterbury on November 10th, from 6-8 pm at the … Read more