Principal Investigator: Dr Zoe Davies Co-investigator: Tristan Pett Project dates: 2015-16 Funding: Kent Nature Partnership Collaborators: Teresa Bennett (Natural Values), Dr Susan Hidgson (Imperial College, … Read more
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Who’s a pretty parrot then? Public preferences for native and non-native species across Western Europe
Principal Investigator: Dr Zoe Davies Project dates: 2015-2016 Funding: University of Kent Faculty of Social Sciences Collaborators: Dr Thomas Lundhede (University of Copenhagen), Dr Martin … Read more
Anticipating prosperity: A study of community expectations and the petroleum industry in Timor-Leste
Principal Investigator: Judith Bovensiepen
50 years, 50 stories: The dynamics of farms and farming in UKC’s backyard, 1965-2015
Principal Investigator: Raj Puri
Identifying motivations for compliance: illegal carnivore killing in Taiwan
Principal Investigator: Dr Freya St. John Project dates: 2012 – 2014 Collaborators: Prof Kurtis Pei, Institute of Wildlife Conservation, National Pingtung University of Science & … Read more
Pre- and post-release monitoring of chimpanzee in the Park National du Haut Niger, Guinea, West Africa
Principal Investigator: Dr Tatynana Humble Project dates: June 2008-ongoing Funding: USFW, ARCUS Collaborators: The Chimpanzee Conservation Center, Guinea, West Africa Projet Primates France (PPF)- http://www.projetprimatesfrance.org/ Project … Read more
Restoration efforts required for achieving the objectives of the Birds and Habitats Directives
Principal Investigators: Dr Bob Smith and Dr Zoe Davies Project dates: 2014-2015 Funding: European Commission Collaborators: Bio Intelligence Service, Institute for Environmental Studies from VU … Read more
Modeling the group size effect on individual predation risk among non-human primates
Principal Investigator: Dr Brandon Wheeler
GRASP Evolution of the human hand: Grasping trees and tools
Principal Investigator: Dr Tracy L Kivell
Tolerating tigers: do local beliefs offset human-carnivore conflicts?
Principal Investigator: Dr Matthew Struebig