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29 Sep 2023: CRI Start of Year Networking Event Term begins soon, and there will be many new faces in the CRI. So, come and join faces old and new (being especially welcoming to the new!), at the 'CRI Start of Year Networking Event'! This will be on Friday

6 Sep 2023: To achieve a sustainable future capable of supporting an expanding human population while also making space for nature, we need to manage our land efficiently, taking all of its benefits into account.

21 Feb 2024: Tom is a PhD candidate in the Conservation and Development Lab, part of the Department of Geography, University of Cambridge, under the supervision of Prof. Rachael Garrett. His research investigates how critical ecosystem assets can be leveraged to

6 Sep 2023: The Naked Scientists is a weekly science show, featuring science news stories, scientific breakthroughs and interviews with leading scientists.

14 Feb 2024: Updated Lent Term programme is available. Check the Events page of the CRI website for details of individual seminars.

23 Jan 2024: What is conservation success? Measuring recovery and conservation impact with the IUCN Green Status of Species

31 Oct 2023: Search site. Conservation Research Institute. Rupert Way. Dr Rupert Way is a Research Associate in the Department of Land Economy, University of Cambridge, working with Prof Laura Diaz Anadon and Dr Sergey Kolesnikov on probabilistic technology cost

6 Sep 2023: Discover a range of exciting conservation funding possibilities within the University, the UK and beyond. We've highlighted major initiatives along with smaller research grants, workshop and travel grants, prizes, awards, individual fellowships, and

6 Sep 2023: Background Natural capital assessments aim to understand, measure and value human interdependencies on nature, later using the results for sustainable management of the planet’s resources. Natural capital originates from neoclassical economics.

21 Jun 2023: A recent study of soil carbon suggests rewilding could capture as much carbon as a young plantation – in the soil alone.