Zerihun Doffana successfully defended his doctoral thesis on March 30th: entitled ‘Dagucho [P. Falcatus] Is Abbo!’ Sacred Groves Of Wonsho-Sidama, Ethiopia: Their Maintenance Motives, Consequences and … Read more
Category: CBCD
CBCD Participation in Research Methods Field School
CBCD staff and students participated in an Ethnobotanical Research Methods field school as part of the MEDPLANT Marie Curie ITN in Morocco in September 2014. … Read more
Book Now: Repositioning The Social At The Heart Of The Anthropocene Symposium
The School of Anthropology and Conservation, in partnership with the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC), has launched an international 3-day symposium: Repositioning The Social … Read more
Book Now: Wildlife Trade Conference
The Durrell Institute of Conservation and Ecology (DICE), in partnership with the International Trade Centre (ITC) and the Centre for Biocultural Diversity (CBCD), has launched … Read more
Award Winning Alumna
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
Registration Open for Plants. Animals. Words 2014 “Framing Interdisciplinarity”
Plants. Animals. Words. is a workshop designed to encourage interdisciplinary research in the areas of linguistics and ethnobiology by bringing together researchers from these fields … Read more
Botanical Ontologies 2014
May 16th Plenary session, 17:15pm to 19pm Is there a role for ontologies in understanding ‘plant knowledge systems’? – Professor Roy Ellen, University of Kent … Read more
CBCD at UNESCO Conference on Biocultural Diversity in Florence
SAC and the CBCD had a significant contigent at the recent UNESCO-CBD conference on Biocultural Diversity in Florence, 8-11 April. Postdoc Pablo Dominguez, PhD alumni … Read more
CBCD Director participates in MEDPLANT
CBCD Director, Raj Puri, participated in the kick-off meeting of the MEDPLANT Initial Training Network, an EU Marie Curie Action, in Copenhagen on March 24-25th. … Read more
Alumni Clive Dennis joins the CBCD as a Visiting Training Scholar
Clive Dennis (alumni of Kent’s Environmental Anthropology Masters Programme and PhD candidate in Ethnobiology) joins the CBCD as a Visiting Training Scholar from March – … Read more