Category: DICE

Dr Bob Smith has been contacted by the Associated Press to offer commentary on a new paper published in Nature Communications. The paper examines new … Read more

Research, led by the University of Kent and the University of Sussex, indicates that, for wolves to be effective at directly reducing red deer numbers and … Read more

Species Conservation: Lessons from Islands, edited by Jim Groombridge, Simon Black, Jamieson Copsey and Carl Jones, has been published by Cambridge University Press featuring research … Read more

A convent of Mexican nuns is helping to save the one of the world’s most endangered and most remarkable amphibians: the axolotl, a truly bizarre … Read more

The British Ecological Society (BES), in partnership with its publisher John Wiley & Sons, has announced the launch of a new international journal. People and … Read more

Soapbox Science is an organisation that brings the research of women scientists to the public. On Saturday June 23rd, the School of Anthropology and Conservation will … Read more

The Turks and Caicos Government were pleased to announce the appointment of Mrs. Lormeka Morley-Williams as the Deputy Director of the Department of Environment & … Read more

DICE was well represented at this year’s Student Conference in Conservation Science (SCCS) in Cambridge with both current students and alumni intermingling with conservationists from … Read more

Dr Jake Bicknell and Dr Matthew Struebig from DICE explain why the decision, while positive at first glance, could have unintended consequences: “Iceland’s move to … Read more

We were pleased to welcome Cathy Dean, CEO of Save the Rhino International, to give this year’s annual DICE lecture. Held in Woolf College, Cathy’s … Read more