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April: What have spiders ever done for us?
08 May 2026
April is the month of sliding doors: the extravagant explosions of cherry blossom shed their petals in showers of confetti and make way for the
Rewilding Britain: Planning, Policy and Practice
12 SEPT 2017
Rewilding aims to restore natural ecosystems using keystone species in a way that benefits wildlife and people. Can rewilding really be win-win for wildlife and landowners? What are the practical, political and economic risks? How can it be planned and implemented to maximise the benefits? These questions and more will be tackled during a one day conference jointly hosted by the Durrell Institute of Conservation and Ecology (DICE) and Wildwood Trust on Tuesday 12th September, 2017.
Do come to this conference at the University of Kent. Charlie will be speaking.
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