Prue and her colleagues have published an insightful article highlighting the need for Academia to provide the infrastructure and foster the culture needed to turn scientific ideas into action, they outline five key areas which need addressing if science is to serve society and the planet.

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Society Is Ready for a New Kind of Science—Is Academia?

ICCS team member Harriet Ibbett has just written an article for 'The Conversation' about her fieldwork in Cambodia, carrying out research on the Bengal florican.

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In April 2017 the Conservation Optimism summit played host to a very special session in London, which brought together representatives from business, NGOs and universities to discuss the emerging field of business & biodiversity. Our session focused on biodiversity accounting (e.g., the development of biodiversity metrics for business) and disclosure (e.g., communicating biodiversity…

With the call for applications now open for the next ICCS Biodiversity Fellow we asked Divya Narain, our most recent Biodiversity Fellow to share her experiences.

It was my utmost pleasure to spend the first quarter of 2017 as Biodiversity Fellow at the Interdisciplinary Centre for Conservation Science (ICCS) and Merton College, University of Oxford. Offering a peak into the…

Harriet Ibbett (a1), Chansetha Lay (a2), Ponlork Phlai (a2), Det