Rethinking Human–Nature Relations Through Indigenous Epistemologies.

17th July 2025

What can conservation learn from Indigenous knowledge systems? In this lecture, Rethinking Human–Nature Relations Through Indigenous Epistemologies, we explore how Indigenous worldviews challenge dominant models of conservation, biodiversity management, and nature recovery.

Blog

Green Space Aromas: Their Effects On Wellbeing

15th July 2025

What impact does our sense of smell have on health and well being?

Blog

Nature-friendly farming budget swells in UK – but cuts elsewhere make recovery fraught

8th July 2025

An Oxford-led analysis highlights the UK government’s boost of up to £2 billion annually for nature-friendly farming via the ELM scheme — but warns that broader cuts across Defra and neglected investment in trees, peatlands and monitoring may undermine overall nature recovery.

Photo by Jeremy Waterhouse: https://www.pexels.com/photo/yellow-and-black-excavator-on-green-field-near-leafless-trees-12063807/

Scientific Paper

Early outcomes of England’s new biodiversity offset market

4th July 2025

Natalie Duffus & the BNG team have conducted the first academic analysis of what’s actually happening in the off-site BNG market.

Scientific Paper

New Global Index Aims to Help People and Nature Thrive Together

26th June 2025

Researchers at Oxford University join the United Nations Development Programme to propose an optimistic, practical approach to inspire stronger action on nature.