Commencing in 2023, two scholarships for PhDs within the School of Anthropology and Conservation at the Durrell Institute of Conservation and Ecology (DICE) have been shortlisted for … Read more
Category: News
New Year, New Head of School!
Dr Chris Deter has been appointed as Head of School. Biological Anthropologist Chris had been in the role on Interim Head of School since August, … Read more
It’s a Wrap!
Thank you to all for keeping up to date with us in 2022. Here’s a look back at an epic year in stats! As a … Read more
Studying Abroad as a Postgraduate in Conservation Biology – Maddy Dufek
Maddy Dufek switched courses to gain a Masters in Conservation Biology. The decision to study abroad took time and deep self-reflection and is a decision … Read more
In tropical forests, not everything that looks broken, IS broken
Logging affects many of the world’s tropical forests, this new study examines whether the ecological health and functionality of these ecosystems. Tropical forests, after logging, … Read more
Kruger National Park’s Rhino losses Mirror continental African trend
Professor Keith Somerville, DICE, comments on the newly-released annual report by South African National Parks detailing rhino and elephant losses over the last year. The … Read more
Leakey Foundation Research Grant Awarded to PhD student Rhianna Drummond-Clarke
Phd student Rhianna Drummond-Clarke has been awarded a Leakey Foundation Research Grant for her project entitled ‘Ecological drivers of bipedalism and arboreality in savanna-dwelling chimpanzees’. … Read more
Studying a Conservation Research degree – Steven Allain
Steven Allain – winner of the 2022 NBN Award for Wildlife Recording, has been researching a population of grass snakes in rural Norfolk and how … Read more
Studying a Year in Languages – Abigail Shortland
A large amount of study on Abi Shortland’s Biological Anthropology degree took place during lockdown, but with an eye to travel on the horizon she … Read more
After Kent – Catching up with Emma Bird
Emma Bird studied for a PhD in Anthropology and graduated this year – hurray! Emma is now a Researcher at the Natural History Museum in … Read more