University of Kent

Projects

Projects currently carried out by DICE research staff

	Balanced Seas Marine Conservation Zones project

	Moroccan Royal Lions: a potential flagship for regeneration of the Atlas Mountain Ecosystem

	Integrating religion within conservation: Islamic beliefs and Sumatran forest management

	Investing in island biodiversity: restoring the Seychelles Paradise Flycatcher

	Certifying peccary pelts in Peru: catalysing community-based wildlife management

	Developing conservation planning systems for the Chimanimani, Greater Limpopo and Lubombo Transfrontier Conservation Areas

	Rural Economy and Land Use (RELU): Collaborative Frameworks in Land Management: A Case Study on Integrated Deer Management

	Channel Habitat Atlas for Marine Resource Management (CHARM)

	Historical genetic profiles for Hawaiian bird populations: genotyping feathers from museum material

	Monitoring population trends of tigers and their prey species in Kerinci Seblat National Park, Sumatra

	Lago Preto: Ecology of flagship Amazonian species - red Uakari monkeys and giant river otters.

	Conservation and ecology in the Peruvian Amazon.

	Transnational conservation planning in the Maputaland centre of endemism in southern Africa.

	Black Rhino conservation and ecotourism impacts in NW Namibia.

	Mitigating Human-Elephant Conflict in the Mara Ecosystem, Kenya.

	The Greater Masai Mara Community Scout Programme

	Axolotls: Integrating conservation and tourism in Mexico.

	Implementation of International Commitments on Traditional Forest Related Knowledge (TFRK)

	Community-driven conservation and ecotourism in the Masai Mara.

	Collaborative wildlife management and changing social contexts in Amazonian Peru

	Investigating potential biodiversity impacts of a fox hunting ban.

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