All Events

Webinar to introduce the NATURE Impacts initiative

Thursday, 4th September 2025, 9:00am - 10:00am

Two Webinar times are available, register here for the 9am time slot

Symposium: Nature, Farming and Food: How we value our land

Mutiple

Thursday, 19th June 2025, 12:00am - Friday, 20th June 2025, 11:59pm

Join us for Nature, Farming & Food, our symposium in collaboration with TABLE and the British Ecological Society

Reimagining our Relationship with Nature

Tanaya Nair and others

Wednesday, 30th April 2025, 7:00pm - 8:15pm

Leverhulme Centre for Nature Recovery researcher, Tanaya Nair will be taking part in a discussion between an artist, a scientist and a climate activist to explore our relationship with nature. Together, they’ll delve into questions like how we can create new, healthier ways of relating to non-human species. We’re part of the natural world. This […]

From Balconies to Alleys: How to Make Our Towns and Cities Greener?

Jason Williams

Wednesday, 30th April 2025, 7:00pm - 8:00pm

We’re excited to be supporting this event in partnership with The Oxford University Museum of Natural History Join Jason Williams, aka The Cloud Gardener, for an inspiring evening at Oxford’s Natural History Museum as he shares insights from his recent Churchill Fellowship research. Traveling across Europe and Asia, Jason explored how urban greenspaces—from small balconies […]

Opportunities and challenges of the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework.

David Cooper - Convention on Biological Diversity. Deputy Executive Secretary.

Wednesday, 25th September 2024, 4:00pm - 5:30pm

A discussion with David Cooper – Convention on Biological Diversity. Deputy Executive Secretary. David played a leadership role in finalising the Kunming Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework at COP-15 in Montreal, and will once again be Secretary of the COP. After a short talk about the prospects and priorities for COP16, which takes place in Cali, […]

Rolling out into the world : An ‘Art x science’ workshop

Tanaya Nair and Hannelie Warrington-Coetzee

Tuesday, 9th July 2024, 4:00pm - 6:00pm

Producing conventional knowledge in the academic sense does not automatically inspire action or change. Art, as a revolutionary connection tool, can unite science and society to create change because it articulates these diverse types of knowledge visually, immersively and deliberately. Eco-art or ecological art, is often described as experimental exploratory inquiries that drive change rather […]