Category: SAC

Jennie Martin, founder and executive director of Wild things! an environmental education charity based in Scotland, and SAC graduate, has been nominated for an environmental … Read more

Strangers in Strange Lands: Mapping the Relationship between Anthropology and Science Fiction University of Kent, 15-16 November 2014, Canterbury, Kent Registration for this event is … Read more

PhD student Carin Tunaker’s film ‘Homeless Youth’ will be previewing at the Digibury Weekender conference at the Gulbenkian Theatre this Saturday (18th October). The short … Read more

Largest cats of the Americas were caught mating by camera traps in an oil palm landscape  In the Magdalena River valley of Colombia Bogotá, Colombia … Read more

SAC PhD student Alastair Key, and his research associate Christopher Dunmore, have had research results published in the Journal of Human Evolution. Their paper, The … Read more

Plants. Animals. Words. is a workshop designed to encourage interdisciplinary research in the areas of linguistics and ethnobiology by bringing together researchers from these fields … Read more

Dr Simon Black’s research on the Barbary Lion and his development of the European studbook for Moroccan Royal lions features in a new National Geographic … Read more

We are delighted to announce that the Durrell Postgraduate Diploma (PGDip) in Endangered Species Recovery has been validated by the University of Kent for 2015. … Read more

“Juggling science, politics, and conservation in the Mekong dolphin circus” is the title for Gerry Ryan’s talk today. Gerry joins us from University of Melbourne. … Read more

Friday 11 July 3pm to 4.30pm IT’S ALL IN THE SKULL! We are delighted to announce that on Friday in Marlowe Lecture Theatre 2, we will be … Read more