We are celebrating the amazing women working to understand and better protect the world around us. Hear from women at the forefront of zoology and conservation with a series of talks for International Women’s Day 2020.
Programme of talks: | |
00.16 | Dr Juliet Vickery Conservation of Gola Rainforest : from chimps to chocolate |
15.45 | Dr Michela Leonardi Back to the future: species distribution through time |
26.45 | Fleur Nash Exploring gender in conservation: from perspectives of animals, humans and being a researcher |
37.52 | Dr Elia Benito Gutierrez Deep Ocean Origins of the Backbone |
57.25 | Dr Amelia Hood Why did the King Cobra cross the road? To get to the termite mound |
82.23 | Dr Kate Sainsbury A recent history of mammalian carnivores in Britain |
89.00 | Maddie Emms Coral reef fishes in a changing climate |
101.29 | Anna Guasco From Devil-Fish to Friendly Whale: Stories of the Grey Whale |
You can find more stories from scientists, conservations and museum professionals on our Research Stories page. Including the stories of 27 inspirational women, collated to celebrate International Women’s Day and Women’s History Month the Museum.
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