Past Events

Divinity, Hormones and the Forest

For the Jane Harrison Lecture, Ruth Padel will bring together different strands of her work – on tragedy and Greek religion, poetry and Charles Darwin, science, nature, and wildlife conservation – to ask how we respond to the destruction of wilderness today.

Black in Geography
Friday 7 May, 1–2pm, on Zoom (the link will be circulated closer to the time) 
With Dr. Jazmin Scarlett (Independent Researcher) 
 

Join the Conservation Evidence team at the University of Cambridge for our webinar to find out how evidence-based biodiversity mitigation actions can improve the performance of your company or organization. We’ll take you through an introduction to evidence-based decision making, examples of how it can improve practice, and outline the re

This week we will be joined by Professor Anne Saab, Graduate from the Institute of International and Development Studies Global WarNing where she will discuss: Discourses of Fear in International Climate Change Law.

In this Thursday's weekly networking session, we will be joined by Dr Andrew Plumptre from the Key Biodiversity Area Secretariat.  In this session, Dr Andrew will discuss his

Developing and applying quantitative, interdisciplinary science to understand the human dimensions of conservation

We are joined for this week's seminar by Dr Robin Naidoo from WWF.

An #AnnualFoodAgenda Event, hosted by the University of Cambridge, Global Food Security IRC and Cambridge Infectious Diseases IRC. 

This Thursday, we are pleased to be joined by Dr Deyu Li. He will speak about: Knowledge flows and long-term innovations in the global value chain of wind industry: Evidence of heterogeneous benefits in OEMs and component suppliers.