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Featured blogs
14th July 2025
Seeking to quantify contributions that fisheries operations can make to a global Nature Positive goal
7th July 2025
What enables conservation on Indigenous and community lands? Mapping the evidence to support rights-based approaches.
9th June 2025
Dehorning rhinos drastically reduces poaching
5th June 2025
Oxford’s first Citizens’ Jury on people and nature
19th May 2025
Species recovery is the future – Dr Molly Grace is changing the way we think about what’s possible for nature
25th April 2025
Paying fishers to release endangered catches can aid conservation, but only if done right
23rd April 2025
Wildlife trade researchers call for reforms to keep polarisation from tearing CITES apart
16th April 2025
Third Transformative Pathways In-Person Meeting
11th March 2025
Common approaches for assessing business impact on biodiversity are powerful, but often insufficient for strategy design
4th March 2025
Tackling healthy, sustainable diets and Net Zero goals with new THRIVING project
6th February 2025
The current state, opportunities & challenges for upscaling private investment in biodiversity in Europe
4th February 2025
The world wildlife trade regulator is 50 – here’s what has worked and what needs to change
18th December 2024
Revolutionising conservation with AI
11th December 2024
What is a unit of nature? New framework shows the challenges involved with establishing a biodiversity credit market
9th December 2024
New project aims to transform how wildlife trade is monitored and managed
24th October 2024
New forthcoming publication: Conservation and human rights: an introduction.
16th September 2024
My experience as an intern at ICCS
6th September 2024
Risks and Opportunities of using LCA-based approaches for Biodiversity Footprinting
2nd September 2024
UNIQ+ internship: reducing the environmental impacts of a college’s food.
12th August 2024
Now is the time for conservationists to stand up for social justice.
8th August 2024
An interview with Shahzoda Alikhanova.
9th July 2024
A Master’s student’s perspective on ECCB
1st July 2024
My experience at the Interdisciplinary Centre for Conservation Science (ICCS), Oxford University
29th May 2024
Programme Green Status of Species assessment resources
29th May 2024
My experience as a Leventis African Biodiversity Fellow
7th May 2024
Introducing a New Resource for Community-Based Biodiversity Monitoring
3rd April 2024
Conservationists aren’t alone: my experience of the Student Conference on Conservation Science
19th February 2024
Migratory animals face mass extinction – but as a conservationist I’m optimistic.
11th December 2023
Conservation works – with persistence, coalition-building, good faith, and a dose of luck
30th October 2023
ICN 2023 – a journey of collaboration with the ECRs
30th October 2023
Examining the “Triple Challenge” in offshore wind farms in the UK
26th October 2023
Sustainability Innovation: Evidence-Based Approach to Shrimp Farming Challenges by Oxford and Can Tho
23rd October 2023
Taku’s experience at the Interdisciplinary Conservation Network Workshop 2023
16th October 2023
My first ICCB Conference Experience! Was it worth it?
17th July 2023
The HESTIA Farm Sustainability Toolkit and field trials.
14th July 2023
How can we advance rights-based conservation?
29th June 2023
Habiba’s Internship with ICCS
26th June 2023
The covid-19 response and wild meat: a call for local context
26th June 2023
Proactive engagement with wildlife trade issues in an unsettled world
26th June 2023
What are the origins of novel human infectious diseases like COVID-19?
1st June 2023
ICCS Position Statement regards Covid-19
24th April 2023
What it’s like to be a Leventis African Biodiversity Fellow
28th December 2022
Reflections on My Fieldwork Experience in Kasungu, Malawi (Lessons Learnt and Things I Wish I Knew)
22nd August 2022
Reflections from a UNIQ+ Intern
24th June 2022
Research to action: Enhancing marine conservation and fisheries policy, for biodiversity and well-being outcomes in Indonesia
6th May 2022
The drivers of wild meat consumption in rural Cameroon: Insights for wild meat alternative project design
6th May 2022
Everyone’s going Nature Positive – but what does it mean?
11th November 2021
The Elephant Queen: how impactful can a natural history film really be?
27th October 2021
Working at the crossroads of art and science
4th October 2021
Quantifying and reducing the biodiversity impact of our food: UNIQ+ mentoring for graduate study
13th September 2021
Protección de la vida silvestre orientada a la resolución de problemas: Una guía en Español
1st September 2021
Zooming in and Zooming out: Interdisciplinary Conservation Network 2020-2021
27th August 2021
Interning with ICCS
12th August 2021
New decision support tool launched for wild meat alternatives project development
6th August 2021
Reflecting on wildlife trade research
28th July 2021
From California condors to East Asian mangroves, IUCN’s New “Green Status of Species” Measures Impact of Conservation Action
19th July 2021
Can branding species names help save them?
3rd June 2021
On COVID-19, and rebalancing our relationship with nature: what have we learned one year on?
10th May 2021
Sharing our struggle, sharing hope: mental health during your PhD
30th April 2021
Characterising wild meat consumers in Vietnam
21st April 2021
Conservation litigation could help tackle illegal wildlife trade
2nd April 2021
The backstage: data collector’s experiences of household surveying in the resource dependent community
20th January 2021
Four Steps for the Earth: becoming ‘nature-positive’ by 2030
7th January 2021
Lessons from Misool: a nature-positive approach to the tourism sector could aid the green recovery
8th December 2020
An internship during lockdown: my time with OxPOCH
24th November 2020
The Darkling Thrush
19th November 2020
Celebrating women in STEM at New College
12th August 2020
Locally-appropriate solutions to saving globally-threatened marine megafauna
19th September 2019
Jaguar ‘Poachers’
4th July 2018
Defining Species Recovery: A Global Endeavour