Past events

Do we need one and a half million houses between Oxford and Cambridge? Have residents agreed to the industrialisation of our rural home? How will nature fare with its restoration dependent on ...

Diogo Veríssimo, PhD. Research Fellow, University of Oxford will be speaking to us about the role of mobile game apps in driving support for nature conservation. Mobile games have never been more ...

Evelyne is Head of reef restoration and science for Coral Gardeners, and NGO established in April 2017, in Mo’orea, French Polynesia by Titouan Berniclot and his surfer and fishermen friends. By seeing ...

Biodiversity Network coffee series with Margaux Steyaert, coral reefs in the Chagos Archipelago. Margaux Steyaert will discussed her DPhil project in the Chagos Archipelago MPA, on benthic diversity across coral reefs using ...

This seminar is part of a new series organised by the Art, Biodiversity and Climate network. This lecture follows the journey of a plant hunter and illustrator who has painted his way ...

Bending the curve on biodiversity. Michael Obersteiner, Director of the Environmental Change Institute

The University of Oxford’s Environmental sustainability strategy and Biodiversity net gain. Harriet Waters, Head of Environmental Sustainability, University of Oxford will present the biodiversity net gain aspects of the University’s Environmental sustainability ...

Danae Maniatis and Kimberly Todd discus the results of their recent report on lessons learnt from REDD+ for NBS and NDCs

The University wants to understand the opportunities for biodiversity enhancement on the University estate, to help develop the new Sustainability Strategy. During an internship with the Estates department I assessed the existing ...

Farm clusters are a powerful means of mobilising change on farmland across the country. But all farms and all farmers are different. What lessons can be drawn from working closely with landowners ...