Home
About Us
Groups
Contact Us
Research Themes
Catalysing Change
Conservation, Equity and Rights
Nature Positive
Sustainable Food
Species & Ecosystem Recovery
Wildlife Use and Trade
Updates
Blogs
Events
Projects
Knowledge Exchange
Publications
Updates
Blogs
Latest Blog
Conservationists aren’t alone: my experience of the Student Conference on Conservation Science
Nell Miles
| 3rd April 2024
Find Out More
Events
Latest Event
Interdisciplinary Conservation Network 2023
Lucy Radford
| 23rd October 2023
Find Out More
Research Themes
Catalysing Change
Catalysing Change
Our vision is taking conservation science beyond academia to create impact, making concepts and recommendations tangible and bridging the gulf between thought and practice.
Find Out More
Conservation, Equity & Rights
Conservation, Equity & Rights
Our field-based research aims to inform local conservation practice that is both effective and equitable, and respects human-rights, in line with the post-2020 Global Biodiversity Framework.
Find Out More
Nature Positive
Nature Positive
Our vision is empowering everyone – individuals, organisations and governments – to build a nature-positive world, in which nature and people can thrive together.
Find Out More
Sustainable Food
Sustainable Food
Our vision is to help transform the food system to meet global sustainability targets for environment and health.
Find Out More
Species & Ecosystem Recovery
Species & Ecosystem Recovery
Our vision is to understand the various dimensions of biodiversity and threats to biodiversity, and to communicate recovery potential and the actions needed to achieve it so that we can enable a better future for people and nature.
Find Out More
Wildlife Use and Trade
Wildlife Use and Trade
Our research on wildlife use and trade informs actions to prevent the overexploitation of biodiversity at local to global scales.
Find Out More
Reframing the conservation narrative by embracing conservation science: perspectives from Zimbabwe.
Back to all events
Event Details
27th June 2018
10:30 am - 11:30 am
New Radcliffe House
© Copyright 2023 Oxford University |
Privacy & Cookies
Expert Website Provider
| Douglass Digital
