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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: do not fully capture the complex relations between genes, species and ecosystems that underpin biological diversity, and why biodiversity matters for the future of people and the planet.

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

11 Aug 2023: Search site. Conservation Research Institute. Events. The David Attenborough Building. Pembroke Street. Cambridge. CB2 3QZ. 2024 University of Cambridge.

17 Aug 2023: Content items:. People living near the Eastern Arc Mountains use poles collected from the forests to build their homes.

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

31 Oct 2023: Search site. Conservation Research Institute. Yanying Wang. Visitor. The David Attenborough Building. Pembroke Street. Cambridge. CB2 3QZ. 2024 University of Cambridge.

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

14 Apr 2023: Reconciling human activities with nature is never going to be easy, but the new Centre for Landscape Regeneration is using everything it’s got to try and protect a vital part of the UK. On the University’s doorstep lies a vast expanse of fertile

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.