Chinese visit traces fish invasion source

Rudy Gozlan's Chinese Expedition

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Wildlife call leads Young Thinker to UK award

Bournemouth University researcher Sally Keith

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Researcher identifies missing WWI soldier

Private Alan Mather

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Footprints lead research trail to Namibia

Footprints in Namibia

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Queen's birthday honour for BU Stonehenge expert

Professor Tim Darvill OBE

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Big dig begins to unravel Iron Age mystery

The Big Dig is underway

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BU study a highlight of World Environment Day

Research shows the economic and environmental benefits of ecological restoration

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Industry award for innovative use of GIS

BU’s Andy Ford, centre

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New book profiles the biodiversity of the New Forest

The new book which profiles the biodiversity of the UK’s New Forest in Hampshire

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Students focus display on Wimborne’s people

‘Yesterday’s Wimborne, Today’s History’ is on display in the town

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BU appoints Professor of Conservation Ecology

Professor Rudy Gozlan

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Deer project is One to watch on the BBC

BU on ‘The One Show’

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Meat-eating plants stunted by heavy metal

Sarracenia Leucophylla

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BU experts predict archaeology’s future

Professor Tim Darvill (pictured) and Ian Hanson have both shared their views

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Jurassic Coast project earns Young Scientist prize

Tom Hearing and his poster

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RMS Titanic: Protection, Preservation & Peril

Free public lecture to focus on the wreck of the RMS Titanic and how best to preserve it for future generations

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Bluestonehenge project takes major award

One of the country’s leading environmental statisticians will deliver his Professorial Inaugural Lecture in March at BU

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New map sings Hampshire's praises

A broadsheet map detailing the history of Hampshire's rich folk heritage.

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Understanding our environment – by numbers

One of the country’s leading environmental statisticians will deliver his Professorial Inaugural Lecture in March at BU

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Ancient shipwreck yields early trade secrets

Rare Bronze Age finds provide evidence of complex and widespread trade links some 3,000 years ago

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Shipwreck artefact reflects Dorset history

The Swash Merman

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Funding award to support footprint research

Professor Matthew Bennett carries out footprint research

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BU anthropologist joins CSI NY lab

Patricia Furphy will work as a Visiting Scientist

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Professor Timothy Darvill is made a member of the prestigious Deutsches Archäologisches Institut

Professor Timothy Darvill

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BU students touch the clouds to save earth

Expedition takes students high into the Andes Mountains to help conserve some of the world’s most threatened habitats

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Primates face extinction by climate change

Old World monkey populations in Africa will be hardest hit

> read more

Newhenge feature not lost on BU archaeologists

A scan of the world-famous Nahoon Footprints

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Ancient footprints come to life in 3D

A scan of the world-famous Nahoon Footprints

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BU expert to feature on Radio 4’s ‘Living World’

Sika Deer ecology in Purbeck

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Bluestonehenge: A new stone circle near Stonehenge

The Stonehenge Riverside Project

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21st century scan could reveal rare sculpture

The Fishbourne Palace sculpture

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The Truth about King Arthur

Mark James and fellow students from his degree

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Graduate appears on BBC1’s Countryfile programme

Mark James and fellow students from his degree

> read more

Footprints lead BU to research prize shortlist

Ground-breaking work in conservation sciences leads BU academics to shortlist for major prize

> read more

Archaeologists return from Tanzanian fieldwork

Dr Kate Welham at the Tanzanian World Heritage Site

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Hominin research takes another big step

Further footprint material has been gathered during a field study in Kenya

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BU Masters student reigns Supreme

Exhibition organiser Yvonne Hellin-Hobbs

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Restoring degraded ecosystems benefits biodiversity

The restoration of dryland forests in Latin America

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ConSci academic features in prestigious journal

Dr Amanda Korstjens, pictured right, with her assistant in Uganda

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Aliens land in CCEEC

A topmouth gudgeon – the fish being used by CCEEC researchers

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Study reveals biodiversity loss

Good research follow-up re-visits Dorset woodland study of the 1930s

> read more

Ahoy, BU pirates off the starboard bow!

Forensic science students from Bournemouth University

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How science saved the Large Blue butterfly

BU professor contributes to major research

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Con Sci student unearths ancient stone mortar

BSc Heritage Conservation student Lucia Fenikova

> read more

Deadly parasite could endanger UK Salmon and Trout populations

Research is being led by Dr Rodolphe Gozlan

> read more

Staff member plays a leading role in defining a new world landscape type

Dr Chris Wood on his latest visit to China

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Dr Miles Russell on BBC's The One Show

Lookout for Dr Miles Russell on The One Show on 9th June

> read more

Bournemouth students star in Time Team’s The Secrets of Stonehenge

Stonehenge reveals more of its secret past

> read more

Annual Boss Stone Carving winners are announced

BU students carve it up

> read more

BU Experts warn of ignorance over benefits of non-native wildlife

Dr Rudy Gozlan pictured at BU

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BU students master museum skills

BU students at the St. Barbe Museum

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Swash Channel Wreck event hailed a success

Recent BU event attracts the crowds

> read more

Dr Miles Russell, Piltdown Man and The One Show

Lookout for Dr Miles Russell on the BBC

> read more

BU expert working to preserve ‘Biological Eden’

Is this the biological Eden?

> read more

Presidential Approval for BU Seminar in Disaster Management

BUDMC holds its latest seminar

> read more

ConSci staff member co-authors new book

People of the Long Barrows Dr Martin J Smith & Megan Brickley

> read more

Bournemouth University is MAD About the Swash Channel Wreck

Come and visit the Maritime Archaeology Day

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One day ecology management workshop announced

Places are limited for the event being held in May

> read more

Prestigious PSGB Conference programme finalised

Prof Emeritus Jan A.R.A.M. van Hooff is speaking at the PSGB Spring Meeting

> read more

Research on extinction risk featured in New Scientist

The issue is explored in a recent article in New Scientist

> read more

The Singing Landscape touring exhibition

The Singing Landscape: a celebration of Cecil Sharp

> read more

ConSci graduate wins prestigious award

Explore Stonehenge by doing a BSc in Archaeology

> read more

New paper features in the March issue of Antiquity

Discover the engraved motifs on the ancient rocks

> read more

Ancient Footprints Reveal Modern Traits

BU expert leads international research into the world’s second oldest footprints

> read more

BU's PG Archaeology courses leading the way

BU courses have a completion rate of 95%

> read more

CS Marine Archaeologist's win photo award

Paola Palma, Lecturer in Marine Archaeology and the Swash Merman

> read more

Partnership Boost for Marine Archaeology Research

Paola Palma, Lecturer in Marine Archaeology

> read more

Dr Steve Fletcher appointed Associate Editor of Coastal Management

Dr Steve Fletcher of the CCEEC

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CS staff return from two weeks fieldwork in northern Kenya

Kenya believe it?

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Placement students report back from their overseas studies

Alex Whiscombe and Tomas Peel

> read more

Dr Amanda H. Korstjens achieves status of Fellow of the Higher Education Academy

Dr Amanda H. Korstjens

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New speaker and public lecture for PSGB conference

The PSGB meeting will explore 'Form and Function'

> read more

Conservation Sciences staff member to give public lecture

The Stonehenge Riverside project

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National Geographic Top Ten Archaeology Sites

The Stonehenge Riverside project

> read more

BU to host 2009 PSGB spring meeting

The PSGB meeting will explore 'Form and Function'

> read more

Research Centre adds landscapes and carbon assessment content

Explore the research content within CEEC

> read more

The Iron Age Research Student Seminar (IARSS) 2009

The Iron Age Research Student Seminar

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Professorial inaugural lectures for 2009

Come and enjoy a toxic treat on the 21st January

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BU Celebrates World Class Research

BU receives world class recognition of its research

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Students test their knowledge at fun event

Everyone's a winner?

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BU Lecture to Reveal Importance of Mass Grave Evidence

Excavating mass graves

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The Swash Channel Wreck Seminar

Come along and hear the full story

> read more

Forensic Experience Offered via Radio Auction

It's your chance to help a good cause

> read more

Latest CAAH seminar is announced

Rock art in the Côa Valley, Portugal

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Postgrad completions list grows ever longer

Take a look at the latest Graduates

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Stonehenge student is living the dream

Edwin L. J. Pearson

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New content for Singing Landscapes pages

Explore this fascinating project

> read more

Conference continues to attract praise

Delegates have been quick to praise the NPC

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Stonehenge Excavations 2008: Secrets Revealed

Public Lecture to Reveal Secrets of Stonehenge

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Dr Steve Fletcher is a guest editor

ConSci staff member edits The Geographical Journal

> read more

School Open Day Friday 12 December 2008

Come and visit us to explore your options

> read more

Latest CAAH seminar is announced

Don't miss this exciting CS event

> read more

Conservation Sciences announces new award

African art features in the new award announcement

> read more

Second speaker in 2008/9 seminar series announced

Make a date in your diaries for the second seminar

> read more

Stonehenge book shortlisted for prize

Professor Tim Darvill

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New Professionals Conference proves a success

The Maritime Museum, Liverpool

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Do you have a Hampshire singing ancestor?

Yvette Staelens

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New assessment project takes shape

Professor Ralph Clarke

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Dr Ross Hill sits in on a review panel for NASA

Nasa enlisted the skills of Dr Ross Hill

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Dr Ross Hill co-chairs highly successful international conference

Dr Ross Hill

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2008 Jack Parsons Prize winner announced

Katherine Mockeridge details WW2 fortifications

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Bournemouth Archaeology website gets relaunch

Explore the new BA site pages

> read more

Latest ConSci newsletter is released

Catch up with recent School events

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New report published examining the wildlife trade

Wildlife conservation faces an uphill struggle

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Collaborative research with Memorial University, Newfoundland

Joint research has been carried out in Newfoundland

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The future of tourism on eroding coasts

Erosion at Whitecliff Bay, Isle of Wight

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First speaker in 2008/9 seminar series announced

Make a date in your diaries for the first seminar

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Stonehenge studies hit the news again

Stonehenge continues to provoke lively debate

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It's your chance to Ask the Dean

Put your questions to Professor Matthew Bennett

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If it's Tuesday it must be Guanzhaishan

The Danxia project in China

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BBC's The Fossil Detectives features Prof. Matthew Bennett

Professor Matthew Bennett

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Stonehenge Riverside Project latest

Catch up on all things related to this major annual event

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Sign up for the 2008 CRANID Masterclass

A 3-day masterclass on the estimation of ancestry from crania

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Researcher wins prize for her poster

Kayt Armstrong

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Another new conference is announced

BU hosts the Volcanic and Magmatic Studies Group

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Discover the exciting new CS Courses

Call 01202 968 902 now to make an enquiry

> read more

Get ahead with Postgraduate study

Archaeology, Anthropology or Heritage?

> read more

The Stonehenge Riverside Project 2008

This ever popular annual event is about to take place

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Latest ConSci newsletter is released

Catch up with recent School events

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Forensic Archaeology workshops a real hit

Media interest in Summer courses reaches all time high

> read more

Archaeological Guide in Top 10 Academic Bestsellers

Book becomes a bestseller

> read more

BU Marine Archaeology experts uncover amazing wreck

Paola Palma examines the find

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Blood is thicker than water

A new publication from Dr. Korstjens

> read more

Stonehenge Virtual World Exhibition

Exploring Second Life

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School Dean to become Editor in Chief

Professor Matthew Bennett

> read more

Conservation Sciences linked to 'Eddie Grundy' skeleton

A skeleton in the closet?

> read more

Piltdown Man gets new lease of life on web site

The world’s greatest scientific hoax?

> read more

Student wins prestigious accolade

Victoria Schorn has been awarded a cash prize for her work

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Rethinking Cultural Heritage: Challenges and Dilemmas

Malta Conference Call for Papers

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Neolithic Flint mines of Sussex research pages unveiled

Dr Miles Russell puts research online

> read more

BU staff and students lend a helping hand

Students from the BU MA Museum Studies course

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Australian lecture tour proves a success

Professor Tim Darvill gets a warm welcome from Oz

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BU scientists hit the rocks

The massive landslide near Lyme Regis

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Postgraduate Researchers Conference

Put a date in your diary

> read more

Stonehenge goes down under

Professor Tim Darvill heads to Oz

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Wessex Conservation Forum is a success

Con Sci event is very well attended

> read more

Come and meet the team

A dedicated open day for Con Sci

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BU Professor making history at Stonehenge

Watch the event live on the BBC

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Wessex Conservation Forum 2008

Sign up now for this exciting one-day event

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Dr Ross Hill to Co-Chair conference

All roads lead to Edinburgh in September

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ConSci Forensics staff make the news

Staff appear on both Sky News and Meridian

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Former BU student makes good use of skills

Good or bad sand? You decide.

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Non-Native Fish a Benefit Not a Burden

Introduction of non-native freshwater fish: Is it all bad?

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Megalithic tombs in Europe

Professor Timothy Darvill on Megalithic tombs in Europe

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Archaeology '08 conference unveiled

An unmissable archaeological event

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Spring Seminar Programme announced

Spring Term 2008

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Stonehenge: Its only Rock and Roll!

It's only Stonehenge, but I like it!

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Meet the team at our forthcoming Open Days at the School

Book your place at a forthcoming event

> read more

Professor Adrian Newton edits new book

Biodiversity Loss and Conservation

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More new courses for the School of Conservation Sciences

CS has close ties with partner colleges

> read more

New online database for primate morphological and spatial data

The database contains primate data

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Third CS newsletter is released

CSInsight features school related news

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The Jack Parsons Prize for Local Studies Research

Helen Parvin wins the 2007 prize

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New Roman Archaeology programme starts at Bournemouth University

What did the Romans ever do for us? Find out at BU

> read more

CS staff member made Freeperson of Korean province

Korean authorities award presitgious accolade

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New geotourism opportunities for Maasai volcano, Kenya

Dr Chris Wood advises on geotourism in Kenya

> read more

Conservation Sciences Seminar Programme

Autumn Term 2007

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Britain’s Landslides

A lifetime's work

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Minister goes digging for historical facts

Margaret Hodge meets staff and students

> read more

7th International Conference on Archaeological Prospection

Annual conference convenes in Slovakia

> read more

Archaeology students survey Stonehenge World Heritage Site

A student surveys the Stonehenge landscape

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Knowlton website strikes a chord

Knowlton - a top-rated website

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Prof Matthew Bennett returns from fieldwork in Kenya & Mexico

Popoccatepetl across the Valsequillo Reservoir

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BU Students feature in The Guardian

Students excel in Ecuador

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Second CSInsight newsletter is unveiled

CSInsight features School related news

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BU Researcher and Technician carry out fieldwork in Romania

April Bentley and Patricia Furphy travel to North Western Romania

> read more

Coastal Management in the Solent

'Marine Policy' focused upon 'Coastal management in the Solent'

> read more

Visit to BU by Japanese Coastal Management Experts

Dr Steve Fletcher with the Japanese Coastal Management Experts

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Visit to BU by Japanese Coastal Management Experts

Dr Steve Fletcher with the Japanese Coastal Management Experts

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Dr Steve Fletcher interviewed for ‘Geographical’ magazine

BU Senior Lecturer talks to this leading magazine

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The Stonehenge Riverside Project 2007

Come and see what's happening at this years amazing event

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Earthwatch collaboration helps students on Ecology & Wildlife Conservation BSc

Canopies, climate change and mammals

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Latest BU conference is a resounding success

HEA's Teaching and Learning in Archaeology conference

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BU at forefront of Jurassic Coast laser scanning

ConSci staff help to scan the coastline

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National Archaeology Week Public Open Day

See what goes on during a Field School

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Conservation Sciences recruits reader in Geoinformatics

ConSci welcomes another recruit

> read more

Professor Adrian Newton returns from workshop in Vietnam

International workshop held in Hanoi, Vietnam

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CSInsight newsletter is unveiled

CSInsight features School related news

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BU leads research on invasive fish

Research grants help complement work so far

> read more

Forensic Short Courses July 2007

Book your place on these new Short Courses

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Teaching and Learning in Archaeology Conference

19-21st June. Bournemouth University

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Archaeology moves up the top twenty!

The Guardian University Guide 2008

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From Russia with love...

The celebratory medal awarded to Professor Timothy Darvill

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Professor Timothy Darvill appointed Vice-President of the SAL

One of Britain's oldest learned societies appoints BU Professor

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Professor Adrian Newton publishes a new book

Find out about this brand new publication

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Students from Bournemouth monitor Green Winged Orchids

Students assess progress of this rare species of Orchid

> read more

BU Conservation Science students and staff head to Ecuador

Con Sci students head to Ecuador

> read more

Dr. Miles Russell features in recent issue of Esquire Magazine

Esquire explores the world of hoaxes

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Dr. Steve Fletcher returns from San Francisco conference

Association of American Geographers Conference

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Coastal and Marine Management Learning Styles Survey

It's your chance to take part in this online survey

> read more

Half of the world's Magnolia species face extinction

New report reveals worrying statistics

> read more

It's your chance to pariticipate in the Marine Survey Week

Find out more about this exciting annual event

> read more

Biodiversity Conference in the New Forest

Sign up for this brand new event

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Field Trip to Portugal is a resounding success

Chris Moody reports back on this recent trip

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ConSci helps develop a Carbon Calculator

ConSci staff work on a Carbon Calculator

> read more

BU Archaeologists Aid Stonehenge Discovery

Latest news makes top of BBC's 'most read' stories list

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The economic benefits of a degree

New report reveals its findings

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Dr. Stuart Roberts to give lecture

Dr. Stuart Roberts visits BU on Thursday 15th February

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Joint Day School Friday 20th - Sunday 22nd April 2007

Unquiet Lands: People and Landscapes in Prehistoric North West Europe

> read more

Professor Matthew Bennett continues his research in Mexico

More details on this recent visit

> read more

The 2007 School of Conservation Sciences Seminar Programme

Everything you need to know about these forthcoming events

> read more

The School of Conservation Sciences to offer exciting new bursary scheme

Read more on the new bursary scheme

> read more

IALE-UK Postgraduate workshop

How to manage our landscape?

> read more

Environmental sector employment is booming

Figures suggest further growth in this sector

> read more

BU opens Campus-based crime house

Minette Walters opens BU's 'crime house'

> read more

New Senior Lecturer joins the School

Conservation Ecology gets a boost from Rob Britton

> read more

2006 Autumn Awards Ceremonies

View pictures from the annual event

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Environmental and Industrial Geophysics Group

Latest news and recent developments

> read more

Conservation Sciences Seminar Programme

Autumn term 2006

> read more

Faking it - the life and crimes of Charles Dawson

A lecture by Dr. Miles Russell

> read more

Professor Timothy Darvill launches essays on the archaeology of Gloucestershire

Essay launch details

> read more

Tomb builders take the prize

Award goes to new book

> read more

Dr. Miles Russell opens new exhibition

Hove museum boasts exciting new feature

> read more

The School of Conservation Sciences

Forthcoming Open Days in 2007

> read more

October's New Professional's Conference hailed a success

Full details on this recent event

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Staff and students to appear in new C4 programme

Wild Thing - I Love You: Sunday 15th Oct 5.30pm

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Potential landfill gas threat to be examined

Landfill gas issues addressed by BU

> read more

Beyond Stonehenge: Carn Meini and the Preseli bluestones

By Timothy Darvill, FSA, and Geoff Wainwright, FSA

> read more

Eight new Postgraduate Researchers join the school

Postgraduate Researchers commence 3 years of studies

> read more

BU Open Day attracts record numbers

The University welcomes over 1,600 prospective students

> read more

Major new study of Stonehenge and its landscape published

Stonehenge. The biography of a landscape By Timothy Darvill

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Dr Steve Fletcher secures funding for new project

Coastal management in Japan

> read more

Royal Geographical Society Conference, London

Royal Geographical Society Conference, London

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Folk map for Somerset County Council

Yvette Staelens researches new publication

> read more

Staff from the School of Conservation Sciences host a stand at BIC Expo

Chartered Institute of Environmental Health Annual Conference 2006

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MA Museum Studies Course arrives at Bournemouth University

Find out more about this exciting and innovative new course

> read more

Early human settlement in the Americas

Professor Matthew Bennett returns from 3 weeks fieldwork in Mexico as part of his NERC fund project...

> read more

Professor Adrian Newton co-authors new publication from UNEP-WCMC

This document is now available for download

> read more

Dr Steve Fletcher joins Conservation Sciences

Senior Lecturer in Coastal and Marine Affairs is appointed

> read more

Environmental Forensics Conference in April 2007

Plans for this event have now been unveiled

> read more

The Stonehenge Riverside Project 2006

Come and see what's happening at this years not to be missed event...

> read more

Latest EROCIPS Newsletter released

Featuring Bournemouth University EGS Student Placement Heli Pollonen

> read more

Professor Matthew Bennett talks sandcastles

There's a second series of the BBC's Coast programme currently being filmed.

> read more

Formby Point Footprints

Bournemouth University's Professor Matthew Bennett and researcher Sophie Fisher go back on the footprint trail...

> read more

"Wild Thing - I Love You"

Filming begins for the C4 series that will be on TV this Autumn featuring Bournemouth University staff and students...

> read more

World Heritage advisory work takes place in China

World Heritage Site inscription being pursued by Dr Chris Wood...

> read more

Helping with the conservation of Green Wing Orchids

Helping with the conservation of green winged orchids (Orchis morio) at Alderney Water Works...

> read more

Monitoring heathland recovery following a major fire in March

Staff at Bournemouth University have started a monitoring programme in collaboration with Poole Borough Council...

> read more

Symposium takes place in Mexico

12th International Symposium takes place at Tepoztlan, Morelos, Mexico in July...

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New Environmental Forensics Course is announced

The new BSc (Hons) Environmental Forensics Environmental Forensics validated in March 2006 and taking its first entry this September...

> read more

Students win employment bursaries

Final Year students in the Archaeology and Historic Environment Group, in the School of Conservation Sciences, University of Bournemouth win employment bursaries...

> read more

The New Professionals Conference is announced

A gathering and presentation of current research and thinking from Museum Studies masters students. Are you a museum masters student? Then read on...

> read more

The Spring Awards Ceremony

Best MSc Forensic student and Best MSc Coastal Zone student presentation coverage

> read more