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6 Sep 2023: Natural capital is the world’s stock of natural assets, which includes air, water and biodiversity. From this stock of natural assets, human society derives a range of benefits. The benefits that we receive from nature are called ecosystem services

24 Nov 2023: As part of the Technician Commitment work across the University, a series of videos have been put together to showcase some of the technical staff colleagues and their diverse roles across many sectors within the University.

1 Nov 2023: A new study by member of the Insect Ecology Group and published in Ecology & Evolution has found that butterflies may be most vulnerable to climate change as larvae.Insects are vulnerable to climate change, as they rely on their environment to

15 Apr 2024: Search site. Human Resources. After Leaving TES FAQs. Q. I have left TES, how do I access my payslips/P45? If you left TES within the last 2 months you should still be able to access your payslips and P45 via ESS. If you are unable to log into ESS

22 Jan 2024: After a number of proposals have been made to improve reward and progression for research staff at the University, a survey is running to collect staff’s thoughts.

14 Jul 2023: Special seminar co-hosted with the Harding Seminar Speaker Series. Sharona Shnayder, one of the National Geographic Society’s 2023 Young Explorers.

29 Sep 2023: Global Food Security IRC Coffee Break Seminar: Sustainable seafood for health and the planet Friday 6th October | 2pm (UK) | on-line Speakers: Megan Walker and Jessa Garibay-Yayen (Department of Zoology, and Conservation Research Institute,

2 Oct 2023: CRI/GFS Early Career Researcher Event From theory to practice: Can the private sector help materialise research? An ECR event jointly run by the Conservation Research Institute and the Global Food Security IRC A panel will deliver short talks, and

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26 Mar 2024: Digging deeper: critical review of climate solutions using soil carbon sequestration

26 Mar 2024: Exploring delayed, displaced, and disproportional effects of humans on ecosystems: Animal movement and the conservation of the Serengeti-Mara Ecosystem

20 Mar 2024: New and amended legislation is being introduced on 6 April 2024 to widen access to flexible working, introduce a new leave entitlement for carers, extend existing redundancy protections, and change the way paternity leave is booked and taken.

23 Jan 2024: Prof. Andrew Gonzalez, McGill University. Biodiversity science for 2030 - knowledge needs to support action to reach the targets of the Global Biodiversity Framework.

23 Jan 2024: Prof. Alex Antonelli, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew; University of Oxford. Illuminating and protecting the world’s biodiversity darkspots.

7 May 2024: Making nature-markets work in the 21st century: lessons from Australia, England, and the EU

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31 Aug 2023: "The Wildlife Trusts: What’s our strategy for addressing the nature and climate crisis?" Talk by Craig Bennett of The Wildlife Trust - At the DAB and available on Zoom 16:00-17:00

17 May 2024: Further to the launch of the revised International Working Policy in October 2023, three new guidance documents are now available to assist institutions, managers and employees in following certain processes linked to international working: Personal

31 Aug 2023: CCI Conservation Seminar, Wed 18th October 2023 Dr Joe Bull, University of Oxford Nature Positive: the feasibility of quantifiably halting and reversing organisational biodiversity impacts Biodiversity loss is one of the great global challenges of

18 Oct 2023: Organisational Development (OD) is not always well understood. Although many grasp what it is intuitively, it can be hard to articulate. In essence, it is an area of practice in which a range of tools and techniques are used to improve an