Past events

Seminar followed by Q&A, drinks and book signing – all welcome – join in person or online Abstract: The Amazon Rainforest — vast, mysterious, and teeming with life — has long captured the ...

Seminar followed by Q&A and drinks – all welcome – join in person or online Wasps are predators, natural enemies, pollinators and decomposers. They are also sources of nutrition for humans, potential pharmacological ...

Seminar followed by Q&A and drinks – all welcome – join in person or online Intraspecific variability is a fundamental component of biodiversity, playing a crucial role in both adaptation and speciation. Yet ...

Seminar followed by Q&A and drinks – all welcome – join in person or online Speaker:  Jules Pretty, Professor of Environment and Society, University of Essex Abstract:  Story creates agency for the climate and ...

Seminar followed by Q&A and drinks – all welcome – join in person or online Speaker: Hugh Warwick, Ecologist and author Abstract:  Killing for conservation is contentious. Researching this book has been a challenge, ...

Seminar followed by Q&A, drinks and book signing – all welcome – join in person or online Abstract: For nearly four billion years, life on Earth has found new ways to adapt, reproduce ...

Seminar followed by Q&A and drinks – all welcome – join in person or online The amazing diversity of life on Earth is the direct result of evolutionarily unavoidable tradeoffs that all life ...

Join Us for an exciting webinar to explore the NATURE Impacts initiative! Hosted by a team from the University of Oxford in collaboration with WWF-UK, ‘NATURE Impacts’ is a new initiative designed to assess and ...

In early July, a group of Indigenous Elders from Brazil are visiting Oxford for a few days during a longer trip to the UK. During their stay, the Skoll Centre alongside Global ...

Speaker: Dr Helina Jolly, Assistant Professor, Rubenstein School of Environment and Natural Resources, University of Vermont Abstract: What if wild animals were not managed, but listened to? What if fires were not a ...