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Dr Daniela Peluso to speak at Anthropology of Finance Symposium

By jk393 | 10 March 2020

Senior Lecturer in Social Anthropology, Dr Daniela Peluso, is an invited participant at the Anthropology of Finance Symposium taking place on 25th March and hosted … Read more

Professor Keith Somerville on the worrying rise in rhino killings in Botswana

By jk393 | 09 March 2020

In response to the latest rhino poaching figures released (February 2020) by South Africa’s Department of Environmental Affairs, Professor Keith Somerville of the Durrell Institute … Read more

Students explore the University’s landscape and grounds management to further embed sustainability across the curriculum

By jk393 | 06 March 2020

Students registered on the interdisciplinary module The Anthropocene: Planetary Crises and the Age of Humans, spanning Anthropology, Conservation and Human Geography, were given a tour … Read more

New research into flightlessness in the Aldabra rail indicates it could be a distinct species

By jk393 | 05 March 2020

A new research paper published on Aldabra’s endemic white-throated rail Dryolimnas [cuvieri] aldabranus has shown two new facts about this unique bird: it evolved among the most … Read more

Dr Jonathan Rock Rokem to speak at ‘Urban Violence’ Knowledge Frontiers Symposium in Brazil

By jk393 | 04 March 2020

Lecturer in Human Geography Dr Jonathan Rock Rokem has been invited to participate in the Knowledge Frontiers Symposium on Urban Violence, to be held in … Read more

Dr Daniela Peluso launches open-access webpage on Teaching Lowland South America

By jk393 | 03 March 2020

The Anthropology of Amazonia is a popular module offered across the School’s Anthropology programmes by Dr Daniela Peluso, Senior Lecturer in Social Anthropology, and Dr … Read more

Crops provide chimpanzees with more energy than wild foods

By jk393 | 28 February 2020

A study conducted by the Durrell Institute of Conservation and Ecology (DICE) has found that cultivated foods offer chimpanzees in West Africa more energetic benefits … Read more

The benefits of using flagship species in conservation campaigns

By jk393 | 27 February 2020

New research co-authored by the Durrell Institute of Conservation and Ecology (DICE) has validated the wider conservation benefits of using flagship species as the faces … Read more

Queen’s Anniversary Prize is presented for the work of DICE

By jk393 | 24 February 2020

The University of Kent has received a highly prestigious Queen’s Anniversary Prize for Higher and Further Education for the work of the Durrell Institute of … Read more

Ethnographic documentary The Healer and The Psychiatrist is USA bound

By jk393 | 13 February 2020

The Healer and the Psychiatrist, an ethnographic and documentary film made by Senior Lecturer in Social Anthropology, Dr Mike Poltorak, has been accepted as part … Read more

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