A new special edition of the Journal of Ethnobiology on ‘Botanical Ontologies’ features articles by Kay Lewis-Jones and Viola Schreer, doctoral students in Ethnobiology and … Read more

CBCD associate member Dr Pablo Dominguez has published a film “AGDAL, Voices of the Atlas” online at: http://www.antropologiavisual.net/2007/agdal-voces-del-atlas/  The agdal of Yagour is a system of … Read more

Dr. Anna Waldstein’s project on healing, livelihoods and agriculture among Rastafari in the UK has been given a funding boost by a Small Grant from … Read more

Environmental Anthropology doctoral students, Craig Ritchie and Anthony Knight, have published an enlightening review of the conference ‘How to think the Anthropocene? Anthropologists, philosophers, and … Read more

Congratulations to three doctoral candidates in biocultural diversity-related research that have successfully passed their viva voce: Nejm Benessaiah (Authority, anarchy and equity: a political ecology … Read more

In October 2015, CBCD associate member Dr Dario Novellino presented papers at the Local Food Conference being held and organised in Rome by the American … Read more

Principal Investigator: Dr Anna Waldstein

The School of Anthropology and Conservation is delighted to announce that we have been successful in three bids for research funding from the UK Government’s … Read more

Many global conservation success-stories originate from Seychelles and Mauritius. Remarkably, however, propagating these much-needed skill-sets elsewhere doesn’t happen naturally, particularly across low-income and island nations. … Read more

Last month, Dr Matt Skinner coordinated an outreach activity with the Natural History Museum in London as part of one of their Late events. These … Read more