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Dr Jane Goodall with Flint the chimpanzee as part of a National Geographic photo shoot by Hugo van Lerwick
​ National Geographic/Hugo van Lerwick.

Dr Jane Goodall delivers DICE Annual Lecture 2020

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Peruvian women clapping during local festivities
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Information for our 2020 applicants

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Measuring an elephant tusk during a collaring operation
​ Naiya Raya.

DICE awarded Queen's Anniversary Prize

The highly prestigious prize recognises the exceptional work and applied research of DICE
Members from the Sustainability Working Group

Climate and Environmental Emergency

The School of Anthropology and Conservation has declared a climate and environmental emergency

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What a gorilla’s hand tells us about our evolution

Chris Dunmore’s study of primate bones sheds light on ancient human movement

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