EVENT | Prof Rosaleen Duffy speaks at LIVE LATE: Stories from the East.
Professor Rosaleen Duffy talks at Weston Park Museum on Fri 19th May, as part of an evening of events to mark the opening of Stories from the East: The Grice Ivories exhibition.
REVIEW | Conservation 3.0
In April 2017, Professor Rosaleen Duffy attended a meeting at the Oxford Martin School to discuss the future direction of biodiversity conservation - Conservation 3.0. Here, she reflects on the discussions and debates of the day.
BLOG | An AAG Retrospective: tips for conference ‘newbies’
BIOSEC doctoral researcher Hannah Dickinson shares her insights from AAG 2017 - and offers some handy tips for other conference 'newbies'
REVIEW | Biodiversity & its Histories Conference, Cambridge, March 2017
Laure Joanny reflects on the key debates of the CRASSH conference, 'Biodiversity & Its Histories, held at the University of Cambridge on 24-25th March 2017.
BLOG | Putting the Citizen in ‘Citizen Science’: digital technologies in biodiversity conservation
In our latest blog, BIOSEC Doctoral Researcher Laure Joanny examines the impact of technology-mediated ‘citizen science’.
BLOG | Growing intersections in biodiversity conservation and security
Guest bloggers Tor A. Benjaminsen and E.J. Milner-Gulland look beyond the headlines to examine the growing linkages between biodiversity conservation and security.
We’re hiring!
We are seeking two post-doctoral researchers with an interest in biodiversity, illegal wildlife trade and security issues to join our high profile ERC-funded project from September 2017 - August 2020.
BIOSEC team present at AAG 2017
The Conservation Law Enforcement triple panel covers themes including illegal wildlife trade, poaching, militarisation, forensics and conservation criminology
Advisory Board meeting & workshop
Our first Board meeting and a collaborative workshop will be held at the University of Sheffield on 12 May 2017.
Rosaleen Duffy presents to European Parliament on wildlife trade
Professor Duffy addressed the Trade Committee (INTA) of the European Parliament on 9 Nov 2016, making recommendations on how the EU can support sustainable & legitimate trade - as well as more effectively tackle the trade in illegal wildlife products.