Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi play a major role in 'feeding' plants the nutrients they need to grow. This event provides a microscopic view of what is feeding all the plants around us; making these seemingly invisible networks visible.
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10Sep
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08Sep
“What Clay Can Say” Zoom Talk at 1.15pm BST next Wednesday 8 September 2021 is a public engagement activity of the B
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21Aug
Explore the ecological processes and management of different habitats and the role of monitoring in conservation.
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28Jul
Wild honey bees are living in the environment all around us without any input from beekeepers.
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27Jul
The SynBio IRC are pleased to announce a new series on online workshops focussing on practical technologies for use in biological research.
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27JulIn our upcoming Tuesday group meeting we will be discussing two Global Change Biology papers on soil carbon dynamics that came out earlier this week, Mitchell et al. (2021) and O'Bryan et al. (2021), linked below.
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27Jul
We are pleased to invite you for the next session in the Development Corridors Partnership (DCP) webinar series “From Infrastructure to Development Corridors”, on 27th July 2021 (Tuesday), from 14:00 - 15:00 EAT | 12:00 – 13:00 BST.
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21Jul
You may remember that Zoë Svendsen of Metis Arts enjoyed a residency with Cambridge Conservation Initiative in 2018-2019, where work was developed for the projects We know not what we may be (Barbican 2018) and Factory of the Future (Oslo 2019).
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21Jul
Sign up for a short tour of the Leventis Library, and instruction on how to find and borrow items in the library.
Book your time slot: https://www.ccihive.org/event/browse-find-borrow-at-the-leventis-library...
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19Jul
Bronwyn Claire (Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership) discusses the climate change risk and resilience measures the UK should be considering on BBC Radio 4