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3 May 2021: Recent News. Legal and Governance. Misc Info. Enquiries:. Trinity College Cambridge.

28 Jun 2021: Even when Covid first hit, it was clear that its impact would be long lasting, and that the University needed to adopt a strategic, long-term response.

15 Feb 2021: Search site. Conservation Research Institute. Charles Emogor. I hold a bachelor’s degree in Forestry and Wildlife Management from the Cross River University of Technology in Nigeria. Few months after graduation, I won a Conservation Leadership

8 Jul 2021: Please join us for our annual Conservation Research Institute conference on Friday 15 October 2021. To keep everyone safe and well, a full COVID risk assessment will be completed – hand sanitiser will be provided and the room will be fully

25 Jan 2021: When Symptoms Don't Stop Treating those most severely affected by COVID-19 has necessarily taken priority during the pandemic. But could long COVID be the next wave of the crisis? In late April 2020 Dr Freya Jephcott developed a persistently high

4 May 2021: We are delighted to welcome Prof Wang Jianjun from the Nanjing Institute of Geography and Limnology, Chinese Academy of Sciences to share his research findings. Details of the talk are captioned below.

11 Mar 2021: What will the conservation leadership landscape look like in ten years’ time and how do we get there? The conservation landscape has evolved rapidly since the Masters in Conservation Leadership was founded in 2010.

15 Nov 2021: Nature Matters is a three-day creative celebration of nature, science and conservation in words, music, film, art and debate in Bath (19-21 Nov). This year the event will be live-streamed for the first time so you can attend from anywhere.

19 Jul 2021: Following on from his articles in the Natural Bee Husbandry journal and BBKA News, Daniel du Gard will be explaining about the wild bees living on the nature reserve he manages;

8 Feb 2021: “Leadership is arguably the most important attribute in the tool kit of a conservation biologist”. Dietz et al, 2004 Successful and high-achieving conservation biologists often find themselves in leadership roles within projects and organisations