Many, many congratulations to DICE alumni Simson Uri-Khob from Namibia and Rachel Ikemeh from Nigeria! Now in its ninth year, the Tusk Conservation Awards ceremony … Read more
Category: DICE
DICE Masters Student Trip to Wildwood
On Tuesday 12th October 2021 the Durrell Institute of Conservation and Ecology (DICE) conservation masters students had the opportunity to visit the Wildwood Trust as … Read more
Applications open for two new PhD Scholarships at DICE in 2022
The School of Anthropology and Conservation is proud to be part of the Advanced Research and Innovation in the Environmental Sciences (ARIES) Doctoral Training Partnership which is funded … Read more
Congratulations to Professor Zoe Davies for receiving a BES Award!
These annual awards recognise individuals and groups who are advancing ecology in the scientific community and communicating its importance in society. The British Ecological Society … Read more
Snakes in the Grass
Herpetologist Steve Allain has been ‘migrating’ regularly to Norfolk collecting data for his PhD and catching his study species, which he acknowledges might not be … Read more
The Division of Human and Social Sciences Hybrid Research Away-Day
The Schools of Anthropology and Conservation, Economics, Politics and International Relations and Psychology met to discuss their many dynamic research groups, with a view to … Read more
SAC PhD Researcher Captures Rare Flying Rodent for the first time in Sabah forests.
Potentially the first known photograph of a Smoky Flying Squirrel (Pteromyscus Pulverulentus) recorded by a team of researchers including SAC PhD researcher Jessica Haysom. Researchers … Read more
Western chimpanzees threatened by lack of regulated human development
New research undertaken by Dr Tatyana Humle, DICE alumnus Thomas Evans and James Wingard has found that the habitats of West African (western) chimpanzees are threatened due … Read more
You’ve seen the fires, you’ve seen the floods. You’re scared. But what can you do to help?
‘You’ve seen the fires, you’ve seen the floods, you’ve read the news reports. You’re scared. And now you want to do something about it. But … Read more
Sophus Zu Ermgassen discusses the Government’s controversial Biodiversity Metric on BBC’s Countryfile
Sophus Zu Ermgassen’s was interviewed for BBC’s Countryfile by one of his heroes, Tim Heap about a controversial algorithm intended to give us a way … Read more