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Camera Trapping Workshop
April 16, 2018A camera trapping workshop run by WildCRU DPhil student Amy Fitzmaurice, in partnership with Oliver Wearn and Rajan Amin from the Zoological Society of London, will take place at the Royal Geographical Society with IBG in London on the 22nd May 2018. ... Read full story
ZSL 2018 Summer Field Course
April 13, 2018Former WildCRU student, Dr Sam Merson, now Project Coordinator for Mongolia with ZSL, is currently organising a Field Course in Mongolia. The course is run by both ZSL and the National University of Mongolia and gives students the rare opportunity to learn ecological and conservation principles on one of Mongolia’s beautiful grassland steppes. The course is ... Read full story
Dr Amy Dickman honoured with the Cincinnati Zoo Wildlife Conservation Award
March 28, 20182018 marks the 26th anniversary of the Cincinnati Zoo Wildlife Conservation Award. Each year, the Zoo has invited several of the world’s leading conservationists to participate in this series and has presented its annual Wildlife Conservation Award to one of the speakers. The list of internationally known conservationists who have been honoured with this award is impressive. Beginning with the first recipient, ... Read full story
Small Carnivores in Eastern Nepal
April 13, 2018Former WildCRU Panther, Yadav Ghimirey, now working with Friends of Nature Nepal, has released a short documentary on 'Small Carnivores in Eastern Nepal'. https://youtu.be/OX-E2yDcfO4
Celebrating a Panther amongst the Clouds, David Macdonald reports on the success of Ugyen Penjor
April 12, 2018Celebrating a Panther amongst the Clouds, David Macdonald reports on the success of Ugyen Penjor: two years ago, we were thrilled when several WildCRU Panthers secured Distinctions in our Diploma course, and amongst them was our Bhutanese scholar, Ugyen, who seemed set for international recognition. Back in Bhutan, Ugyen has made a name for himself ... Read full story
Creating conservation solutions for living together
March 14, 2018WildCRU’s P&W initiative is joining forces with the IUCN SSC Human-Wildlife Conflict Task Force, a global advisory group of experts from a range of subjects working on interdisciplinary approaches to wildlife conservation. Human-wildlife conflict is a global conservation challenge that requires interdisciplinary approaches and collaboration, not only to mitigate the often very damaging effects ... Read full story
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