Category: SAC

Research scientists led by Dr Jim Labisko have uncovered hidden diversity within a type of frog found only in the Seychelles, showing that those on … Read more

In the concluding public talk of the Cities against Nationalism? International Symposium at the University of Kent on 18th June 2019, Michael Gentile, Professor of Human Geography at the … Read more

After last year’s success, the School of Anthropology and Conservation (SAC) are organising another Soapbox Science Canterbury event to promote women’s research to the public. … Read more

Dr Jonathan Mair, Senior Lecturer in Social Anthropology, will be speaking about his research on contemporary Chinese ethics and Buddhist self-cultivation as part of an … Read more

Katrine is studying BSc Wildlife Conservation with a Year in Professional Practice.  She has spend the last academic year working with Wild Otters based in … Read more

We are delighted to be hosting a series of webinars for applicants to programmes within the School of Anthropology and Conservation. Each webinar will give … Read more

The human story began over six million years ago in Africa. Come and learn about how humans have evolved from our earliest ancestors all the … Read more

Lemurs are one of the most threatened groups of animals on Earth and require urgent conservation attention. In this talk, Dr Charlie Gardner will discuss … Read more

The School of Anthropology and Conservation were delighted to host the research event Conversations on Empathy: An interdisciplinary encounter at Canterbury Cathedral Lodge on Friday 3rd … Read more

What is the Anthropocene and why does it matter? What does it mean to say that humans, or industrial society at least, have become a … Read more