This #Biodiversityday we asked @ymalhi Leverhulme Centre for Nature Recovery Director what #NatureRecovery meant to him. #buildbackbiodiversity @oxfordgeography @ecioxford pic.twitter.com/PpbPWhwbkH — Leverhulme Centre for Nature Recovery (@NatureRecovery) May 22, 2023

Nature Recovery Research Project winners announced

We’re delighted to announce the eight winners of our recent call for funded research projects.

Subscribe to our Nature Recovery podcast series

The Nature Recovery Podcast looks at some of the major challenges we face to global biodiversity.

New podcast with Professor Michael Depledge

Our new Nature Recovery podcast drops tomorrow and can be downloaded from your usual provider.

The Art of Plant Conservation

Chris Thorogood is a botanist and artist who has travelled the world in pursuit of plants. In this talk, Chris will take us on some of his hair-raising, global adventures over clifftops, up erupting volcanoes, through typhoons, and out into the very heart of the world’s vast, green wilderness, all for the love of plants.

What is good about “nature”: locating value in the nonhuman world

There is a long list of things people value about the natural world: diversity, complexity, integrity, naturalness, wildness, native species, and of the sentient and even non-sentient individuals that make up an ecosystem. Often, these values conflict. How are we to proceed?

Successful Nature Recovery Symposium enables the co-creation of ideas to support conservation and restoration

Successful Nature Recovery Symposium enables the co-creation of ideas to support conservation and restoration

Kim Polgreen recieves High Sheriff’s Award

Community Engagement Office, Kim Polgreen has received a High Sherrif’s Award for her outstanding contribution to inspiring young people across Oxfordshire to take an interest in, and actively engage with sustainability and the environment.