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Mental health during our PhDs
Sharing our struggle, sharing hope: Mental Health during your PhD
Monday, 10th May 2021

The PhD journey is multicoloured - incredibly fulfilling at times, gruelling and lonely at others. As young researchers who have traversed this road, we wanted to share our stories of hope and struggle. We share our personal battles with mental health, and the tips and strategies we have found to help.

 

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Conservation and human rights: call for papers for Oryx: The International Journal of Conservation
Tuesday, 4th May 2021

 

Ho Chi Minh City
Characterising wild meat consumers in Vietnam
Friday, 30th April 2021
Ho Chi Minh City. Credit: Alegria Olmedo

In early 2019, I travelled to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam to conduct research on the consumption of meat from wild animals in local restaurants.

How to save the world in 4 steps
Wednesday, 28th April 2021

What do the triple challenges of climate, biodiversity and social crises mean for society? How might we go about addressing these challenges?

Male saiga's head
A systematic survey of online trade: Trade in Saiga antelope horn on Russian-language websites
Tuesday, 27th April 2021

New paper out today.

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