We are moving our free Conservation Lecture series online.
Every fortnight one of our conservation scientists will share their “Stories from the Field”, giving you a look at the reality of doing conservation work in some of the world’s most biodiverse places.
UPCOMING LECTURES:
More info coming soon for 2021!
Catch up with our previous Stories from the Field:
The gentle giants of Equatorial Guinea: conserving Monte Alén’s western lowland gorillas.
Dr Grainne McCabe.
They are what they eat: understanding the plight of the African penguin.
Dr Ali Cotton.
Finding the forest spirits: the search for lemur leaf frogs in Costa Rica.
Dr Tim Bray.
How to care for a bleeding heart: Conservation effort in the Philippines.
Dr Daphne Kerhoas.
A Decade of Decapods: the quest to save our native crayfish from extinction.
Jen Nightinghale.
From blue-eyed lemurs to blue-eyed ibis: conserving the unique wildlife of northwestern Madagascar.
Dr Amanda Webber.
Find answers to some of the questions asked during this lecture here.
Save our bacon: Husbandry and conservation of the Critically Endangered Visayan warty pig in the Philippines
Shanika Ratnayake
Spotting giraffes in Northern Cameroon
Caspian Johnson
Brain-training in the Zoo: Linking Animal Cognition, Behaviour and Welfare
Dr Fay Clark
Horror Stories from the Field: Motley misadventures, mishaps, maladies and misfortunes
Dr Mark Abrahams
