Principal Investigator: Dr Zoe Davies Co Investigator Dr Bob Smith Project dates: 2012-2013 Funding: Darwin Initiative Overseas Territories Challenge Fund Collaborators: Falklands Conservation, South Atlantic … Read more
Category: Research
A cutting-EDGE approach to saving Seychelles’ evolutionarily distinct biodiversity
Principal Investigator: Dr Jim Groombridge Co Investigator: Professor Richard Griffiths Project Officer: Rachel Bristol Project dates: October 2012-2015 Funding: DEFRA, Darwin Initiative Fund UK Project … Read more
Monitoring the factors that influence rhino managers decision making
Principal Investigator: Dr Bob Smith Co Investigator Dr Freya St, John Project dates: 2012 – 2013 Funding: Critical Environment Partnership Fund Collaborators: Private Rhino Owners … Read more
Implementing CITES in Madagascar
Principal Investigator: Professor Richard Griffiths Project dates: 1 April 2012 – 31 March 2016 Funding: Darwin Initiative: £254,788 Collaborators: Madagasikara Voakajy Madagascar is underachieving … Read more
Yoshimi Osawa publication
Congratulations to Yoshimi Osawa, PhD Ethnobiology graduate, on the publication of her paper, ‘Glutamate Perception, Soup Stock, and the Concept of Umami: The Ethnography, Food … Read more
Publication from Doctoral Research
Abishek Harihar, currently studying for his PhD in Biodiversity Management, is celebrating the first publication from his doctoral research. The paper published in PLoS ONE … Read more
Freya St.John working in Taiwan
During July Freya St John will be in Taiwan to initiate a project in collaboration with Professor Kurtis Pei of the Institute of Wildlife Conservation, … Read more
Dr Demian awarded ESRC grant
Huge congratulations to Dr Melissa Demian on being awarded an ESRC grant for her project “Legal Innovation in Papua New Guinea”. The project will fund … Read more
Silver Medal for Best Thesis Award
Congratulations to Graciela Alcantara-Salinas on winning the silver medal ‘Miguel Ángel Martínez Alfaro’ for best PhD thesis at the Mexican Ethnobiological Congress. Professor Roy Ellen … Read more
Research shows that red is not a proxy signal for female genitalia in humans
New research from anthropologists in the School of Anthropology and Conservation may have important ramifications for the future study of the role of colour signals … Read more