Category: SAC

Carbon-rich tropical forests, which are often among the least-disturbed habitats, seem to be ideal bastions for sensitive and threatened animals, particularly compared to lower-carbon areas … Read more

For Week 9’s instalment of the social anthropology seminar series on ‘Understanding Ethics in Our Changing World’, Dr Lois Lee, Research Fellow in the Religious … Read more

Congratulations to our Student Pastoral Support Co-ordinator Shelley Malekia, who has received an ‘Above and Beyond’ award from Kent Union, in recognition of her work … Read more

The Kent Interdisciplinary Centre for Spatial Studies (KISS) hosted a joint event with the Kent Centre for Critical International Law (CeCIL) last month that featured … Read more

Professor Zoe Davies has won an award in the annual British Ecological Society photography competition. Professor Davies was chosen as the winner of the ‘Dynamic … Read more

At this November’s graduation ceremony, Professor Hugh Brody was awarded an honorary Doctor of Letters degree for his outstanding contribution to society as an anthropologist, … Read more

The Durrell Institute of Conservation and Ecology and the School of Anthropology and Conservation were delighted to present Dame Jane Goodall DBE as the special … Read more

Ruth Auger, a current PhD student, gave the Anthropology Research Seminar on 13 November 2017. Her talk was titled ‘The making of the moral person: … Read more

Early last year a small team of researchers, which included current DICE PhD student Lawrence Ball and DICE alumni Jeanneney Rabearivony and Duncan Parker, embarked on … Read more

The axolotl is on the brink of annihilation in the canals of Mexico City, its only natural habitat. But although there might be just a … Read more