News

Stans Prize 2011

The ‘Stans Prize 2011' (for the best thesis, report or article produced by a CML student) has been awarded to Ingrid Odegard for her research on The Future of Food - Scenarios and the Effects on Resource Use in Agriculture


People steal meat from lions

Researchers from the Institute of Environmental Sciences found in 2008 that people were stealing meat from lions in Benoue national Park, Cameroon. Recently a film crew from the BBC has succeeded to film the stealing of meat by Maasai warrors from a group of lions feeding on an Afgrican buffalo in Kenya.


PhD-graduation Tien Wahyuni

PhD-graduation of Tien Wahyuni on "Traditional management of ironwood (Eusideroxylon zwageri Teijsm. & Binn.) in East Kalimantan: An alternative approach for its conservation and development " on Thursday 10 November 2011, 15.00 h. 


Lecture Dr. Gregory Rasmussen

Dr. Greg Rasmussen, an eminent scientist from Oxford University and of the Painted Dog Foundation, will give a lecture about his research in Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe on Wednesday 2 November 2011.


New Erasmus Mundus Industrial Ecology started

The first group of international students to follow the MIND programme in Leiden have started their study. This academic year saw the start of this international, multidisciplinary Master's in Industrial Ecology, a joint venture between a number of universities, including Leiden and Delft.  Two students talk about their experiences.


PhD-graduation Etotepe Sogbohossou

PhD-graduation of Etotepe Sogbohossou on "Lions of West Africa;  Ecology of lion (Panthera leo, Linnaeus 1975) populations and human-lion conflcits in Pendjari  Biosphere Reserve, North Benin" on Tuesday 25 october 2011, 13.45h. 


Diploma Ceremony Industrial Ecology

At the diploma ceremony of the study Industrial Ecology on Thursday September 29, fifteen students received their diploma from Prof.dr.ir. H.E. van de Akker, chairman of the examination Committee. 


Opening Minor Sustainable Development

The third edition of the Minor Sustainable Development (CML) started on Monday 5 September 2011 with an official opening by member of the Senate Marijke Vos. This year the minor has been started with  a record number of 38 students.


CML lion research on Kenyan television

Researchers from the department of Conservation Biology of CML have assisted Kenya Wildlife Service during the past four years with the collaring of lions in Amboseli national park as part of a collaborative project between KWS and the Institute of Environmental Sciences of Leiden University. This film shows the way the collaring takes place and also some of the constraints during fieldwork.