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A multimillion-pound project to help financial institutions better manage environmental risks and mobilise finance for a nature-positive future

Global Finance and Economy

Ditching ‘Anthropocene’: why ecologists say the term still matters

Engagement – the dynamic force which, when harnessed effectively, can bring diverse groups and individuals together to deliver better and more inclusive environmental outcomes

Land, Society and Governance

UK’s first crop of homegrown designer beans

The global importance of providing more support to poorer coastal regions

Financial risks posed by nature degradation and the erosion of ecosystem services

28 February 2024

Global Finance and Economy

Is AI the intelligent answer to climate change?

27 February 2024

Prosocial preferences can provide better risk management for subsistence farming communities amid rising climate risks

23 February 2024

Misguided reforestation programmes threaten vast area of tropical grasslands

15 February 2024

Staying warmer for less

14 February 2024

Global study shows the importance of large herbivores on our ecosystems, from soils to plants to smaller animals

12 February 2024

Beans are the magic ingredient for climate-friendly meals

10 February 2024

New study suggests culling animals who ‘don’t belong’ can be a flawed nature conservation practice

01 February 2024

One year on and the wheels are still off

01 February 2024

Fixing the broken food system would unlock trillions of dollars in benefits, study finds

29 January 2024

Multidisciplinary research

Finding the answer to the equation: Lower energy consumption = higher wellbeing + lower greenhouse gases

17 January 2024