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8 Nov 2013: Her work explores the entanglements of everyday food production with cultural ideas, forms of social organisation, and economic and political processes, and the ways these change over time.

24 Oct 2013: For my Master's thesis I looked into the ecological sustainability of bushmeat hunting in Central Gabon by assessing how key socio-economic and ecological characteristics had changed over time in

25 Jul 2016: The socio-economic status of people living near protected areas in the Central Albertine Rift,” AJ Plumptre, A Kayitare, H Rainer, M Gray, I Munanura, N Barakabuye, Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS),

1 Mar 2023: I direct the Cambridge Centre for Carbon Credits and collaborate with colleagues from Plant Sciences, Zoology and Economics.

3 Feb 2021: and trade unions, to campaign together for action on economic and social inequality.

11 Oct 2017: Teaching:. Economic Globalization and its Crises. Human Geography Research and Analysis Skills.

23 Oct 2013: Balmford, A. 2021. The economic consequences of conserving or restoring sites for nature. ... et al. 2020. Protecting 30% of the planet for nature: costs, benefits and economic implications.

24 Oct 2013: Search site. Conservation Research Institute. Professor William Sutherland. Professor William Sutherland is the Miriam Rothschild Professor in Conservation Biology, in the Department of Zoology at the University of Cambridge. His research area is

4 Oct 2017: body, sense and sexuality; literature, numbers and economics; literature and technology; the history of sound, voice and auditory media; the sociopragmatics of collective feeling and fantasy; and the developing field of

21 Jun 2021: Assisting the regeneration of tropical forests is a key nature-based solution to halt and reverse biodiversity loss, mitigate climate change, improve water resources and bring direct socio-economic benefits to