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Category: DICE

Soapbox Science – Canterbury Community Event

By jsh31 | 10 April 2018

On the Saturday afternoon of 23 June 2018 (13:00-16:00), Canterbury’s Westgate Gardens will host its FIRST Soapbox Science event!  This event brings together the general … Read more

Congratulations to Dr Lydia Tiller

By jk393 | 09 April 2018

Huge congratulations to Dr Lydia Tiller who successfully passed her viva voce after being a research student at DICE for the past four years. Her … Read more

DICE PhD student Helen Pheasey wins the Archie Carr Award at the International Sea Turtle Symposium

By jk393 | 15 March 2018

Archie Carr is thought of in the turtle community as the grandfather of sea turtle research. He was the first person to attempt to tag … Read more

DICE research shows that the instability of wildlife trade does not encourage trappers to conserve natural habitats

By jk393 | 12 March 2018

Local people in regions rich in biodiversity who supplement their income through trading wildlife should be incorporated into conservation efforts to help protect local habitats, … Read more

£2000 per year scholarship available for international undergraduate student

By jk393 | 09 March 2018

We are delighted to offer this scholarship to an inspiring international student joining one of the School of Anthropology and Conservation undergraduate programmes in September … Read more

DICE alumnus’ study reveals the secret life of Jersey’s grass snakes

By jk393 | 28 February 2018

Research on Jersey’s grass snakes has found that their numbers are higher than first thought, but they’re still at high risk of extinction. The study, … Read more

Save the Rhino CEO to give DICE lecture

By jk393 | 13 February 2018

The Chief Executive Officer of Save the Rhino International, Cathy Dean, will be the guest speaker for the 2018 Durrell Institute of Conservation and Ecology … Read more

Dr Matthew Skinner and Dr Jake Bicknell awarded University Research Prizes

By jk393 | 12 February 2018

Dr Matthew Skinner and Dr Jake Bicknell have been awarded the Faculty Consolidator and Starting Research Prizes respectively in the University’s 2018 competition round. Dr … Read more

Research Scholarship available on International Wildlife Trade

By jk393 | 01 February 2018

A new Vice Chancellor’s Research Scholarship is being offered for anyone with a research interest or expertise in the field of online illegal wildlife trade. … Read more

DICE research reveals hope for Chile’s vulnerable güiña wildcat

By jk393 | 19 January 2018

Research carried out by Dr Nicolas Galvez, a former DICE PhD candidate, has discovered that the güiña wildcat from Chile is more tolerant of deforestation and direct killing by people as retaliation … Read more

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