Category: News

Why did you choose to study a year in professional practise? I chose to study a year in industry because I wanted an experience of … Read more

Hunting, Fishing and Growing Your Own, all up for discussion in our monthly News RoundUp. On the Hunt Ready, Click, Aim: James Bronthon studying Conservation … Read more

James Bonthron, Wildlife Conservation student and Climate Correspondent for Kent student paper InQuire, writes about taking a year in journalism in his second year. ‘Ready, … Read more

On Saturday 20th May 2023 08:00-21:30, the School of Anthropology and Conservation are hosting their third BioBlitz event on campus. Join our experts on surveys, … Read more

Final Year Environmental Social Sciences student Isabella Sabin-Dawson joined Dr Philip Pothan (Director of Engagement) and Caroline Van Eldik (VP Student Engagement) to speak live … Read more

Stage 3 Environmental Social Sciences student Abbie Cushion attended the guest DICE lecture this year, where she explores her experience in the event. On the … Read more

‘Conservation field teams are slightly quirky, and those quirks can define what makes a team work well or not. ‘One is that team leaders are … Read more

Stage 3 Environmental Social Sciences student Abbie Cushion attended the guest DICE lecture this year, where the Institute presented exceptional academics and students with prizes … Read more

March 3rd is World Wildlife Day, time to celebrate the world’s wild animals and plants, the contribution they make to our lives and the health … Read more

Nerys Bushnell (pictured, right) chose a relatively unexplored area for her dissertation topic; her supervisor Dr Sarah Johns has expanded on it and together they … Read more