EVENT | Wild Europe conference
The conference, held in Bratislava on 20-21 Nov, focuses on developing an action plan to protect and restore wilderness and old growth/primary forest in Europe.
Category: Event
EVENT | Timothy Kuiper: ranger-based monitoring & elephant poaching in the Zambezi Valley, Zimbabwe
We welcome Timothy Kuiper to Sheffield on 9 December to present his research on ranger-based monitoring and elephant poaching in the Zambezi Valley, Zambia.
EVENT | Storytelling: Tales from the Global South
Laure Joanny will be talking about her research at a storytelling workshop, as part of the Tales from the Global South project.
EVENT | Political Ecology roundtable: What is the future for political ecology?
A roundtable event followed by a discussion, Q&A, and a drinks reception.
EVENT | Rangers, Poachers, Villagers & Rhino-horn Traders: Beyond a Hero versus Villain narrative in the Kaziranga National Park, India. 23 September 2019
Anwesha Dutta gives a talk about her research on political ecology of resource extraction, conservation and livelihoods in Northeast India.
EVENT | ANIMAL REMAINS CONFERENCE 29-30th APRIL 2019
Registration now open!
EVENT | Transforming Expertise: Global Change Science and the Politics of Knowledge 27th March 2019
Professor Noel Castree gives a seminar on Transforming Expertise: Global Change Science and the Politics of Knowledge.
EVENT | Deadly Truths and Lively Tensions: Saving Nature in the Era of Post-Truth and Platform Capitalism, 13 December 2018, Sheffield
The post-truth conundrum presents an acute challenge to environmental conservation
EVENT | The Golden Thread: How Social Science Research Affects Us All, 3-10 November 2018, Sheffield
Just what are the social sciences? This photographic exhibition showcases how our research changes lives
Event | ShARC Tales Workshop 8-9 November 2018, Sheffield
This workshop is organised by ShARC (Sheffield Animal Studies Research Centre), a network for social science and humanities-based research on human-animal relations, and is supported by the BIOSEC Project.