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24 May 2021: recent paper on natural climate solutions’ contributions to negative emissions in Nature Reviews Earth & Environment.

13 Jan 2021: This week's seminar will be presented by Dr Michelle Jackson from the University of Oxford. Dr Jackson's research interest lies in understanding individual-to-ecosystem level responses to environmental change, including warming, invasion, pollution

19 Apr 2021: Bioabundance’ is in rapid decline, with recent studies showing that insects in particular seem to be disappearing fast. ... For example, recent evidence from Germany found that the biomass of flying insects fell by 76 per cent in the last 26 years.

1 Feb 2021: Her most recent focus has been staff working on the Covid front line.

1 Jun 2021: This week, Prof Milind Tambe from Harvard University presents the conservation seminar.

25 Jan 2021: When Symptoms Don't Stop Treating those most severely affected by COVID-19 has necessarily taken priority during the pandemic. But could long COVID be the next wave of the crisis? In late April 2020 Dr Freya Jephcott developed a persistently high

30 Apr 2021: This week we will be joined by Professor Anne Saab, Graduate from the Institute of International and Development Studies Global WarNing where she will discuss: Discourses of Fear in International Climate Change Law. Register here...

8 Mar 2021: We are delighted to announce that this year’s call for applications to the CCI Collaborative Fund is now open. CCI Partners are invited to submit applications for the CCI Collaborative Fund for Conservation, for collaborative projects.

4 Mar 2021: This week, CEENRG will be joined by Dr Sabrina Eisenbarth from the University of Exeter Business School. Register Here

18 Oct 2021: The Dingy Skipper (Erynnis tages) is a specialist butterfly species with a large distribution range across Britain and Ireland. However, population numbers have dropped by over 60% since the 1970s, making the Dingy Skipper a priority species in the