Peopling Places, Wednesday 29th May, 1.30-6.30pm in Marlowe Lecture Theatre 1 and Foyer. Peopling Places, an exhibition and screening of third year visual anthropology projects, … Read more

The school welcomes Omani field biologist Hadi Al-Hikmani who will be working in the conservation genetics laboratory during a month-long research visit this May. Hadi … Read more

We are delighted to announce that the book, ‘Integrating Religion within Conservation: Islamic Beliefs and Sumatran Forest Management’ has been published and is now available … Read more

The Whitley Awards celebrate 20 years of global conservation achievements HRH The Princess Royal yesterday (Thursday 2nd May) presented a Whitley Award, a prestigious international nature … Read more

Dr Dimitrios Theodossopoulos has had has paper, ‘Infuriated with the Infuriated? Blaming Tactics and Discontent about the Greek Financial Crisis’ published in Current Anthropology. Current … Read more

Prof Douglas MacMillan of DICE in the School of Anthropology and Conservation has been awarded £13, 016 from the ESRC to develop an international research … Read more

It’s been an exciting day in SAC with people being nominated for awards! PhD Student Justyna Miszkiewicz has been nominated for a Teaching Award in … Read more

SAC student Gonzalo Chacon’s film ‘Praying Wheels of Leh’ has been selected for the RAI Ethnographic film festival to be held in Edinburgh. Gonzalo’s film … Read more

The fantastic book ‘Threatened Amphibian Species of the World’ is now available for free online. http://www.amphibians.org/publications/threatened-amphibians-of-the-world/ This excellent resource contains essays by DICE staff Professor Richard … Read more

Prof. Douglas MacMillan and Dr. Ian Bride from the School of Anthropology and Conservation have won £172,000 of funding in the 19th Round of Defra’s Darwin … Read more