Climate Change

Our researchers are advancing efforts to solve the climate crisis; conserve nature; and future-proof our agricultural system.

Frances Lloyd joined the panel of judges, all of whom have made significant contributions to sustainability and climate action.

The awards, hosted by Oxford City Council and the Oxford Mail, celebrate the city's climate heroes.

We are in contention for the Sustainable Further Education School/College of the Year award.

Prof Joe Bull explains the LEON project and the role of satellites in procuring investment in nature.

Researchers, including Dr Joe Bull, develop a framework to help agricultural sectors better contribute to global biodiversity targets without causing unintended harms.

Experts from across Oxford, including Professor Nathalie Seddon, give their answers to some of the most pressing questions when it comes to protecting nature.

We are working on a programme of improvements to sustain the environment for future generations.

The medal is awarded by the International Association of Meteorology and Atmospheric Sciences (IAMAS) in recognition of the breadth, innovation, and high impact of her research.

The International Association of Meteorology and Atmospheric Sciences awards this prize for research excellence.

The group of over 35 senior UK academics, coordinated by Prof Nathalie Seddon, delivered an open letter to the Prime Minister.

Researchers, including Francesco Licausi, are to receive backing of a £6.7 million grant from the Advanced Research and Invention Agency to pioneer a new synthetic biology approach which promises to improve yields in potato and wheat.