Category: News

What haven’t we done this month?! We discovered the kleptocracy in wildlife’s relationships, learnt how to code in R, competed in a Lord Sugar-esque game, … Read more

Filled with joy, we celebrated the achievements of our Class of 2022 graduates. It was wonderful to be able to celebrate with graduates from the … Read more

Studying a year in Data Analytics motivated Rebecca to complete a Data Analysis module and an SQL evening course this year. Now, Rebecca is aspiring … Read more

The National Biodiversity Network awards recognise and celebrate the outstanding contributions adults and young people are making to wildlife recording and data sharing, which is … Read more

For Lewis Smith studying French as part of his degree means a new culture, practising French in the heart of Paris and the possibility of … Read more

Honorary Professor Professor Keith Somerville‘s latest title ‘Jackals Golden Wolves, And Honey Badgers – Cunning, Courage and Conflict with Humans’ is published by Routledge/Earthscan in their … Read more

The School of Anthropology and Conservation (SAC) at Kent offers a supportive, dynamic and diverse environment for creative research and learning. Our lecturers and research … Read more

In many tropical counties, wildlife is hunted for ‘wild meat’, supporting the diets, customs, and livelihoods of millions of people. However, unsustainable hunting is one … Read more

Worried about climate change? Curious about cheeky monkeys? Excited about conserving coconuts? Us too! All in this month’s RoundUp. Three cheers for volunteers The voluntary … Read more

According to Dunbar’s number theory there’s a 150-person limit to the number of individuals with whom we can maintain meaningful social relationships, known as Dunbar’s … Read more